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We live in the information age. Our surroundings deliver us an enormous volume of facts, figures and opinions. Internet, our mailboxes, company servers seem overloaded with information. In such a context what can be the added value, for any green business, when it takes the trouble to start or keep communicating about its sustainable products and services?

The main goal of business is to make money, as the saying goes. But the times are changing quickly. With the rise of the sustainability goals, motivations of entrepreneurs are shifting from mere profit-making. In this insight, we dive into sustainability communication through facts and data, placing it in the context of CSRD, the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.

The word culture it is often put to good use by some specific groups. One might reasonably ask whether we could we speak of an energy culture? This article explores some of the ways in which individuals are influenced in the choices they make when it comes to energy.

Inventeur et cofondateur de la société Polaroid, Edwin Herbert Land a un jour prononcé ces mots : « L'industrie excelle lorsqu’elle marie l’art à la science ». En se rapprochant des arts et des sciences humaines – et en comblant ainsi le fossé culturel –, les entreprises spécialisées dans les technologies environnementales peuvent acquérir de nombreux avantages.

Engineering, innovation, creativity, art and the humanities… Those seemingly distant territories do not associate easily. This Insight, entitled Connecting Cultures, explores the cultures lying behind those disciplines, and discovers a number of fascinating cases for their complementarity, thereby bringing to light actual connections between them.

Discover ecoart: an art discipline that uses the expressive power of the humanities in the service of environmental issues.