Just transition: renewable energy with human rights at the forefront

December 7, 2021 EcoVadis EN


Renewable energy, particularly solar, is a vital component in meeting our carbon commitments and mitigating the effects of rising temperatures that have wreaked havoc around the planet. Nonetheless, this opportunity must not take place at the expense of workers involved in producing solar panels. Ignoring the human rights aspects associated with renewable energy value chains can also create significant risks for businesses.



Read the full article at: corporate-citizenship.com

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