Keyword: Circular economy and natural resources

The Renewable Energy Directive III – or RED III – entered into force on 20 November 2023. It sets new conditions for the production and consumption of renewable energy in the EU, and replaces the previous RED II...

More attention will be paid in the future to the origin and production of materials used in energy production, as well as the environmental impact of transport. This is also demonstrated by the new RED III Directive on...

Self-service has brought flexibility to waste collection, but the use of multiple channels and self-service stations makes effective information management harder. The software, which can be integrated with various cash...

The circular economy sector is undergoing a major transformation: requirements are increasing from the authorities, as well as the parties bringing the waste, while technological solutions are evolving and offering new...

The world needs sustainable actions. Digitalization and Pinja’s solutions drive sustainability in clients’ businesses in a practical way: by reducing energy use, raw material demand, and waste, minimizing unnecessary...

In the circular economy, business is a constant balancing act between profitability and regulatory obligations. The profitability of the business is traditionally based on the volume of materials, so the processing...

In 2021, a new waste act came into force and the topic has been subject to much debate, both in public and at coffee tables. The new obligations brought changes for the industry, and there are other reforms on the way,...

Traditionally, inventory management in a circular economy facility has been carried out using a combination of a weighing system and Excel, which may have been sufficient so far. However, with the entry into force of...

Circular economy operators are increasingly required to report to a wide range of stakeholders, which requires companies to keep accurate records. The reform of the Waste Act added to the challenge – as more detailed...

Lauri Haavisto, working on Flow by Pinja, is a software developer who currently works in front end development in his team. The work primarily focuses on what the software looks like to the end user: what the interface...