Vehicles
4 lessons learned from the Green Deal Circular Procurement
- Responsibility after end-of-use.
For example: If vehicles that no longer meet the LEZ standards are sold on the second-hand market, the negative impact of emissions will continue. It’s better to focus on recycling material here, as vehicles contain lots of valuable materials, along with transparency about what happens to vehicles or parts (such as tyres) after the lease period. - Base decisions on the local context
- Arrange courses for drivers and users to extend the lifespan and minimise consumption
- Study the options for sharing or leasing vehicles that are rarely used. Good agreements with the insurer are important here.
Circular procurement cases - Vehicles
Circular procurement of vans on screen
Publications about Circular Vehicles
The Federal Planning Bureau compares the TCO of fully electric cars (BEV) with those of diesel and gasoline cars. The comparisons are performed both between “class averages” and between individual mo…
The EU GPP criteria are developed to facilitate the inclusion of green requirements in public tender documents. While the adopted EU GPP criteria aim to reach a good balance between environmental per…
Chemical and Pharmaceutical sector
Circular procurement projects - chemical and pharmaceutical sector
Household appliances and maintenance products
Circular procurement of maintenance products on screen
Circular procurement projects - household appliances and maintenance products
Publications about Household Appliances and Cleaning Products
The EU GPP criteria are developed to facilitate the inclusion of green requirements in public tender documents. While the adopted EU GPP criteria aim to reach a good balance between environmental per…
Overview of product categories
Information about circular procument and example cases per specific product category.
Construction
Catering
ICT
Infrastructure
Office Furnishings
Paper & Office Supplies
Lighting
Packaging
Textiles
Other
