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Under pressure to reduce their carbon footprints, manufacturers are seeking new ways of producing steel, moving from blast furnaces to green steel plants powered by hydrogen instead of fossil fuels.

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Let’s look at the lifecycle of lithium as an example of how recycling critical materials from EV batteries is possible.

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A team of scientists, engineers and architects is looking to space for...

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Last year, we launched a video series called Making a Difference. Through...

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Packaging can make or break a product sale. Today, consumers are becoming...

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In their eye-opening whitepaper, Accenture and Dassault Systèmes demonstrate how virtual twin...

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Virtual twins represent a real opportunity to drive systemic progress towards a...

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There are companies that have already deployed sustainability efforts.

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Recap of the 2022 Modeling & Simulation Conference.

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By John Kitchingman, Managing Director, EuroNorth, at Dassault Systèmes

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Nearly 1,200 Dassault Systèmes employees across 45 offices participated in the Climate Fresk workshop to kick off an innovation challenge to accelerate sustainable solutions.

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Interested the role circularity plays helping consumer goods manufacturers improve their sustainable product development practices? Whether manufacturing furniture, bathroom fixtures or sports gear, companies turn to circular practices to reduce waste and maximize resource efficiency. Circularity offers manufacturers a way to make gains in sustainability while lowering costs. By replacing the traditional linear “take-make-dispose” model, circularity aims to create a closed-loop system. That means materials ‘circulate’ for as long as possible. A “recycle-make-recycle” model minimizes waste and maximizes value.

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