Wolfgang Berger studied mechanical engineering and renewable energies in Munich. Since a decade at DFGE he leads as sustainability expert global CSR projects at Fortune 500 and other companies. He is an active counselor of The German Association of Engineers (VDI), technical editor and experienced advisor to CleanTech companies all over Europe. Wolfgang serves as voluntary fire fighter in Munich and loves reading books and expanding his private library.

the guardian on 5 trends that show corporate responsibility is here to stay

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Sustainability is not a trend but a global movement. Georg Kell recently published the “five trends that show corporate responsibility is here to stay” in the guardian. Irregardless if you call it CSR, social and corporate governance (ESG) or sustainability. Several big trends indicate that this topic will stay and evolve: Transparency Trust Community Participation…

Product Environmental Footprint (PEF)

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  Within the  framework for a Single Market for Green Products Initiative the European Union (EU) wants to provide with the Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) and the Organisational Environmental Footprint (OEF) a range of methods and guides as well as initiatives to prove a products or companies green credentials. To overcome the current stream of sometimes…

Automobilsektor – Nachhaltige Rohstoffe (Studie)

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Unter dem Titel “Nachhaltige Rohstoffe für den deutschen Automobilsektor – Herausforderungen und Lösungswege” veröffentlichen die Herausgeber (Südwind e.V., Collaborating Centre on Substainable Consumption and Production gGmbH (CSCP), Global Nature Fund) eine aktuelle Sicht auf die Nutzung von Rohstoffen im Automobilbau. Dabei wird auch die ökologische und soziale Leitfunktion des Automobilsektors in Deutschland hervorgehoben. Gerade innerhalb…