The manufacturing sector is highly diverse, encompassing Tier 1 to Tier n suppliers and both upstream and downstream producers. As the market increasingly demands sustainable, low-carbon products, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are passing down stringent decarbonization requirements. However, the challenge remains: How to rapidly achieve measurable emission reductions and drive sustainable progress while maintaining profitability.

Join Sphera’s experts and industry leader Endress + Hauser as they share actionable insights to equip manufacturers with the strategies and solutions needed to transition confidently toward green products. Learn how Endress + Hauser harnessed product carbon footprints (PCF) to elevate their sustainability strategy, fulfill regulatory reporting requirements and successfully promote their products.

Key takeaways:

  1. From theory to action: Uncover practical steps manufacturers can take to cut emissions and meet evolving market expectations.
  2. Redefine sustainability: Discover how to integrate environmental indicators and ecodesign into business models to align with regulatory and market demands.
  3. Unlock opportunities: See how addressing product portfolio diversity with harmonized reporting systems can unlock a competitive edge, highlighted through Endress + Hauser’s proven approach.

Speakers:

Hernan Gomez
Portfolio Manager, Technology and Portfolio
Endress+Hauser

Amalia Diaz 
Consultant, Sustainability Consulting
Sphera

Dr. Constantin Herrmann
Director, Sustainability Consulting
Sphera

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