Carbon Footprint in the Robotics Industry: Knowledge and Methods to Get Started
How do you gain an overview of your company’s ESG? And how do you identify the largest possible reductions for your company? Those are the headlines when the Danish Technological Institute and Odense Robotics invite technology developers and manufacturing companies to this matchmaking event.
You will learn about…
- Climate accounting – a method to gain an overview of your company’s climate footprint
- How to identify the largest possible reductions for your company
- How to get started
We gather robot and technology developers along with companies seeking knowledge and inspiration to become greener and support the green transition in various ways.
After two presentations with relevant knowledge and methods, we will facilitate a workshop where participants will receive assistance in creating an overview of their company’s emissions. We invite everyone to openly discuss the challenges they face in calculating and documenting their climate efforts.
Knowledge sharing and partnerships are essential for the success of the green transition. The goal of the day is to inspire and encourage new collaborations and partnerships.
Come and be inspired to make your own and others’ businesses greener.
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09:30
Registration
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10.00
Welcome and Introduction Project Manager Julie Clausen from the Danish Technological Institute
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10.15
Calculate your company’s climate accounting and gain an overview of your climate footprint Specialist François Picard from the Danish Technological Institute
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11.00
Coffee Break
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11.15
Green value chains in the robotics industry: Eight recommendations to get started with sustainability Associate Professor Kristina Vaarst Andersen from the Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
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12.00
Lunch
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12.30
Case: TBA
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12.45
Workshop: Getting Started – Outline scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions for your company
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13.15
Summary and Next Steps Project Manager Julie Clausen from the the Danish Technological Institute
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13.30
Thank you for today
Odense Robotics is co-funded by the Danish Board of Business Development, the Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science and the European Union, as well as a broad range of projects and partnerships.
