Nov 02, 2011 14:52 GMT Press invitation. Welcome to The Urban Agriculture Summit 2011 to discuss "How do we feed people in the urban era?" at House of Sweden, Washington D.C. on November 16. Join Swedish clean-tech and American know-how in a half-day seminar on how to use urban agriculture technologies to create a more sustainable city of tomorrow.
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Plantagon in European Business Awards together with H&M, Sandvik and Atlas Copco
Jul 19, 2011 12:58 BST
Plantagon competes in the European Business Awards sponsored by HSBC.
Plantagon International AB has together with companies such as H&M, Sandvik and Atlas Copco been selected as one of 15 Country Representatives for Sweden in the European Business Awards sponsored by HSBC.
EBA has now chosen all the country representatives from over 30 European nations. You can see the full list of them by clicking here.
Plantagon will now go on to compete for a prestigious Ruban d’honneur and could go on to win a coveted European Business Award at our gala ceremony in Barcelona.
About the Awards
Since 2007, the European Business Awards has been shining a light on the most innovative businesses on the continent by promoting excellence, best practice and innovation in the European business community.
Last year, the diverse group of entrants, ranging from fish farming to renewable energy firms showed that they had truly weathered the recent economic storm and together have a combined turnover greater than €766 billion Euros (6% of EU GDP). They employ over three and a half million people between them.
Plantagon - Moving Capitalism to a Seven Generation Perspective
The Plantagon Greenhouse dramatically change the way we produce ecological food.
The Plantagon Greenhouse cut costs and environmental damage by eliminating transportation and delivering directly to consumers in city areas Plantagon may be the first company where social responsibility, transparency and sharing are demonstrably valued at the same level as financial engagement and profit.
Categorization
- Topics:
- Business enterprise, General
- Environment, Energy
- Groceries, Food engineering
- Sustainability/CSR
- Technology, general
- Tags:
- corporate citizenship
- ecological food production
- green house
- greenhouse
- hans hassle
- onondaga nation
- plantagon
- sustainable urban living
- urban agriculture
- vertical farming
- vertical urban farming
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Hans Hassle took the initiative to the PLANTAGON® project and is the brain and architect of strategy and organization for PLANTAGON®. Since January 2008 he holds the position as CEO. Hans Hassle has dedicated his whole work life to learn about, experiment with and manage commercial organisations trying to find out how to use them better for the common good. He is a pioneer in Corporate...





























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