Part of the European Innovation Council (EIC), the Greenhouse Gas (GHG) initiative is all about bringing awareness and developing ways of reducing carbon emissions through sustainable practices. Aiming to further assist with this, the GHG programme offers you a dedicated support solution via the Resource Library with recurrent documentation that are within the GHG scope.
If you enjoy dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s when it comes to being on top of all climate-related matters, as the EIC does, the Resource Library is the right place for you. As a way of putting our EIC beneficiaries up to date with current and top-notch pieces of information, sources, and studies on the latest climate science news, accessing the information present on the Resource Library group will add extra value to your green journey.
With that in mind, covering topics that grasp important areas such as Carbon Neutrality, Green Electricity, Science Based Targets, Agriculture and Forestry, or Waste Management & Recycling, in this new round of climate news information is the EIC’s way of accelerating support and providing updated views on those matters. As showcased by the following examples of existing content in the library below:
To have a more detailed view of the entire additions that we recently made to the GHG repository, make sure to access the EIC GHG Resource Library.
About the EIC GHG programme
With the EIC GHG programme, part of the Business Acceleration Services, the EIC offers its beneficiaries the support and expertise needed to assess, track and efficiently reduce their carbon footprint through the use of a dedicated GHG Tool, monthly webinars and further resources.
In addition, co-creation activities with corporates, industrial associations, regions in carbon transition and other EIC beneficiaries are planned. More information on the EIC GHG programme can be found here.
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As a way of efficiently reducing carbon emissions and developing other sustainable practices to help our planet, this initiative is meant to offer EIC beneficiaries the opportunity to calculate, track & monitor CO2 emissions, plus simulate mitigation measures to make your business more sustainable.
DISCLAIMER: This information is provided in the interest of knowledge sharing and should not be interpreted as the official view of the European Commission, or any other organisation.