Sell the function, not the product
Selling the function rather than the product keeps ownership, maintenance and material value connected over a longer lifecycle.
Selling the function rather than the product keeps ownership, maintenance and material value connected over a longer lifecycle.
Operational choices such as a warehouse move should include environmental impact assessment before decisions are locked in.
Zuiver: Fiege Daalderweg warehouse is largest energy item; energy is 0.5% of impact Read More »
Reducing hotspots before scaling prevents circular initiatives from reproducing avoidable impacts in materials, logistics or energy use.
Procurement can steer lower-impact choices by requiring a low Environmental Cost Indicator.
Require a low Environmental Cost Indicator in procurement Read More »
This insight highlights low Environmental Cost Indicator values as a procurement requirement.
UPS systems offer strong value retention through repair, refurbishment and lifetime extension, with €72.48 million of economic perspective in the region.
High circular opportunity, above all through refurbishment Read More »
Larger players take back their own salt-spreader mechanisms and return them to the market as refurbished products.
Return own products to the market as refurbished Read More »
For emergency power systems, most value lies in extending product and component lifetimes.
The greatest potential lies in the performance model Read More »
For industrial food processors, use, performance and refurbishment models have the most potential.
Performance and use models have the most potential Read More »
The strongest economic perspective lies in lifetime extension, especially at component level.
The performance model is the largest opportunity Read More »