DFGE – Institute for Energy, Ecology and Economy responds to growing market interest by expanding its CSR project team and opening a Munich city office. The focus of growth is on the expansion of industry expertise and comprehensive customer support in increasingly complex projects.
Munich, September 20, 2021 – The EU Green Deal, the EU Taxonomy, ESG assessments as well as the Supply Chain Act in Germany are making companies rethink and expand their activities and investments in the field of climate protection and sustainability. In the wake of the positive developments of recent years, DFGE had successively expanded its service portfolio under the umbrella of Sustainability Intelligence. In order to meet the growing demand, DFGE is now strongly expanding its team. The new colleagues bring comprehensive industry knowledge and expertise and strengthen the existing team of sustainability experts. The focus in supporting clients is on a holistic climate strategy, from product/corporate carbon footprints and science-based targets to achieving climate neutrality.
“I am very pleased that we have been able to win some highly motivated and dynamic CSR enthusiasts. The field of sustainability reporting is growing continuously. More than ever, scientific accuracy and transparent methods are important to accompany companies on their way to sustainability and to avoid greenwashing,” says Dr.-Ing. Thomas Fleissner, founder and CEO of DFGE.
As an institute for scientifically based and validated product and corporate carbon footprint calculations, DFGE is the only market participant to maintain close partnerships with the GRI, CDP, EcoVadis and the Science-Based Targets Initiative. In addition to CSR calculations and participation in CSR reporting, DFGE also supports its clients in developing a Climate Strategy and a Climate Action Plan. For a close exchange with cooperation partners and clients, personal exchange is necessary in addition to the virtual channels that are currently used more than ever. For this purpose, and for the space requirements of the new employees, DFGE is opening a new city office in Munich.
“With our new offices in Munich, we can now also conduct larger client workshops. Another advantage is the central location of the office, which is very easy to reach by public transport. We are proud of our strong team, their skills and cohesion and look forward to exciting future projects,” emphasises Dr.-Ing. Thomas Fleissner, founder and CEO of DFGE.
Interested parties can learn more about:
- DFGE: https://dfge.de/en/
- DFGE Climate Strategy: https://dfge.de/en/climate-strategy/
- DFGE Services for Climate Neutrality: https://dfge.de/en/climate-neutrality/
- DFGE Culture & Team: https://dfge.de/en/dfge-culture-team/
- DFGE job vacancies: https://dfge.de/stellenangebote/
About DFGE
Founded in 1999 as a spin-off of the technical University of Munich, the DFGE – Institute for Energy, Ecology and Economy provides consulting services in the field of sustainability. Our offer Sustainability Intelligence featuring calculation management, reporting solutions and strategy development aims at bundling the effort of taking part in several sustainability/CSR standards and rankings like CDP, UNGC, DJSJ, EcoVadis or GRI as well as building overarching strategies, such as a sustainability strategy according to the SDGs. As the unique partner of the CDP for SBTs, DFGE provides its customers with comprehensive advice on climate strategy and helps them to operate climate-neutrally at product level or company-wide. To enable a future AI-based CSR management, DFGE researches in big data approach and machine learning. Our clients comprise international companies (DAX and fortune 500), SMEs, governmental organizations or territorial authorities.
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