Addressing ecological
awareness
ecological awareness is higher than ever. With consumers
becoming ever more engaged and regulations tightening, Dametis
helps industry players to act quickly and effectively.
Why respond to ecological awareness?
Businesses, including those in the industrial sector, are expected to meet the challenge. Dametis can help you make the shift to ecological awareness at your own level.
Increasingly
committed consumers
Some favor local, seasonal produce, reduce their meat consumption and use apps to avoid food waste. Others decide to stop flying and replace the car with a bicycle or bus.
We are seeing the emergence of militant ecological movements and collective initiatives that are taking massive action.
Committed consumers who demand that companies make a commitment without greenwashing.
At Dametis, we help you reduce your footprint and prove your results by showing your low-carbon score.
More demanding
companies
Companies and institutions are committed to the environment and society. If these players are your customers, you want to prove to them that you’re on this path too.
Thanks to our MyDametis platform, you know your carbon footprint in real time, and which levers to pull to reduce it.
Towards
carbon-free finance
Still too often overlooked, the carbon footprint of traditional banks is titanic. They finance the activities of the largest companies.
And when you consider that a hundred companies generate two-thirds of all carbon emissions, you understand the immense power of finance.
For example, some banks offer lower interest rates to borrowers who have implemented a decarbonization strategy.
We are also seeing the emergence of green neobanks and investment funds that offer their customers the opportunity to invest their money in SRI or Greenfin-labeled funds to finance the ecological transition.
Increasingly stringent
regulations
The European Union has created an emissions trading scheme that taxes large emitters. Between 2020 and 2022, the price of a tonne of CO₂ quadrupled to approach the €100 mark, whereas it was forecast for 2030.
Economists are proposing a fairer model with the Carbon Added Tax (CAT), which would take into account all greenhouse gas emissions, including those generated by imported products.
In any case, it’s in your interest to get on the low-carbon bandwagon right away.
Ecological action,
here we go!
Taking action for the environment starts with the first brick. Book a call with a business expert to discuss your industrial sites’ environmental issues.