#3D Printing Industry ESG

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Sustainable Materials and 3D Printing Industry: A Look at ESG Innovation

Sustainability priorities of environmental stewardship, workers’ safety, human rights and sound governance have become pronounced in the 3D printing industry. Additive manufacturing (AM) technology and solutions are well-placed to influence global issues and foster improvements through innovations, training, education and carbon footprint reduction. 3D printing, post-COVID-19, has become a game-changer as companies seek to assess the untapped potential of additive manufacturing. Prominently, 3D printing has amassed huge popularity among manufacturers, engineers and designers to keep up with the need for responsible energy consumption. Moreover, recycling, reducing, repurposing, reusing and repairing have ushered innovation in the global landscape. Companies are expected to exhibit product improvements and complement transparency, fairness, regulated, ethical and compliant operations.

3D printed parts and products have become palpable in end-products, including athletic shoes and printed cars. Stakeholders are exhibiting traction for additive manufacturing programs and embracing the responsibility to enhance lives and protect the environment. Exponential growth in digitization and a paradigm shift witnessed in the energy transition towards renewables have redefined the 3D printing landscape. Additive manufacturing could be instrumental in aerospace, manufacturing, automotive and healthcare sectors to reduce lead time, and material cost, leverage on-site production and underpin growth with sustainability targets. Amidst surging pressure to address supply chain issues and keep up with energy efficiency needs, industry players could explore opportunities in 3D printing. 

Key Companies in this theme

    • Stratasys, Ltd

    • Materialise

    • EnvisionTec Inc

    • 3D Systems Inc

    • GE Additive

    • Autodesk Inc

    • Canon Inc.

Discover more regarding the practices and strategies being implemented by industry participants from the 3D Printing Industry ESG Thematic Report, 2023, published by Astra ESG Solutions

Environmental Perspective 

A notable shift towards AM technologies could lead to less energy consumption, reduced waste, optimized and enhanced supply chains and more recycling. In July 2021, eight companies joined the bandwagon to be part of the Additive Manufacturer Green Trade Association (AMGTA) to educate and promote the green upsides of 3D printing. Similarly, in May 2022, the global trade organization announced that 20 member companies received the 2022 Sustainability Awards. AM technologies are expected to boost environmentally friendly methods of manufacturing, mainly attributed to the innate ability to manufacture closer to the point of need, minimize material consumption and redesign parts to reduce energy consumption and weight. 

Pioneering products, services and state-of-the-art technologies are unlocking opportunities and measuring sustainability metrics in line with ESG goals. The trend has become prevalent and prompted stakeholders to inject funds into sustainability portfolios. In December 2020, 3D Systems announced the rollout of its ESG initiative, bolstering its commitment to leveraging AM solutions for a host of applications. Companies are poised to advocate for sustainable technologies that will help minimize carbon emissions and eradicate waste. Notably, AM uses merely the material required to produce the final part, thereby playing an invaluable role in bolstering sustainability. 

Social Perspective

3D printing has come on the horizon as a vital cog in fostering employees’ health and safety and social programs, including entrepreneurship and STEAM education. In April 2022, it was reported that Stratasys offered access to dozens of 3D printers and funded the FIRST Robotics Competition for high school students. The company also introduced the “learning by making” program with Jerusalem Municipality, spanning across state-religious, independent-religious, state-secular and Arab schools. Additionally, the company was reported to be resilient amidst havoc wracked by the COVID-19 pandemic. Stratasys inferred in its 2020-2021 ESG and Sustainability Report that it reduced the work to 80% capacity till the end of 2020. It helped them do away with the pandemic-induced layoffs. The company offered mental health seminars on depression, social connections and loneliness. Besides, it organized an in-person summer camp in 2021 to provide fun and relief to the teams and their families.

Stakeholders have furthered their focus on diversity to add value for shareholders, employees and customers. In doing so, embracing diverse teams could propel an inclusive culture and complement employees’ unique identities, experiences and backgrounds. For instance, in 2021, GE updated a few voluntary self-identification categories and selections pertaining to sexual orientation and gender identity (based on employee feedback). The company asserted in its 2021 Diversity Annual Report that around 3.7% of its U.S. employees identified themselves as having a disability, while over 10% of the U.S. employees are military veterans. Amidst call for equal pay for all, GE is gearing to attain 100% pay equity in each of its businesses.

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Governance Perspective

Stakeholders demand greater traceability and transparency as companies seek to build trust with customers, communities, investors and other parties. Corporate governance has come to the fore as an invaluable pillar to running a business sustainably. Additive manufacturing companies are expected to devote attention to corporate governance policies, and guidelines and invest in data-driven products and solutions. Leading players are emphasizing independent leadership for a robust compliance and internal controls with applicable laws, policies and regulations. Notably, Autodesk infers in its 2022 Impact Report that 90% of its Board of Directors are independent, while 50% are women. 

Stakeholders are counting on AI and ML to streamline the business. Forward-looking companies anticipate additive manufacturing to foster logistics systems and bolster resilience through the incorporation of environmental and social aspects. Leading players are likely to prioritize sustainability reporting frameworks to further organizations’ governance disclosure. In essence, GE offers disclosure as per SASB standards and provides climate-related disclosures in line with the TCFD framework. For instance, the organization has been disclosing how it assesses, identifies and manages climate-related risks. Meanwhile, Eaton has set an audacious target (2030 Sustainability Target) of over 50% enhancements in safety metrics, disclose U.S. minority and global gender pay equity assurance results, and ensure no human rights violation from major suppliers. It has also set report priority issues in line with TCFD and SASB requirements. The company asserted that around 65% of its net sales stemmed from sustainable solutions in 2021. 

As 3D printing brings a seismic shift in the global landscape, stakeholders are gearing to augment their leadership position in ESG. In doing so, prominent manufacturers and suppliers are poised to inject funds into organic and inorganic growth strategies. To illustrate, in November 2022, Stratasys announced the pouring of USD 10 million in Axial3D, wherein both companies will render a joint offering to provide the accessibility of patient-specific 3D printing solutions for medical device manufacturers and hospitals. Prevailing trends indicate the global 3D printing market size could register an impressive CAGR of 20.8% from 2022 through 2030. Industry dynamics suggest sustainability priorities will witness an upward growth trajectory with a focus on, including but not limited to, people-first strategies, innovation, climate actions and transparency. 

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Astra offers comprehensive ESG thematic assessment & scores across diverse impact & socially responsible investment topics, including both public and private companies along with intuitive dashboards. Our ESG solutions are powered by robust fundamental & alternative information. Astra specializes in consulting services that equip corporates and the investment community with the in-depth ESG research and actionable insight they need to support their bottom lines and their values. We have supported our clients across diverse ESG consulting projects & advisory services, including climate strategies & assessment, ESG benchmarking, stakeholder engagement programs, active ownership, developing ESG investment strategies, ESG data services, build corporate sustainability reports. Astra team includes a pool of industry experts and ESG enthusiasts who possess extensive end-end ESG research and consulting experience at a global level.

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Building the Future: Why 3D Printing is Poised to Revolutionize Construction

Imagine a world where houses are printed, not built. Where intricate concrete structures rise from the ground in a matter of hours, not weeks. Where sustainable materials seamlessly integrate with cutting-edge design, minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency. This isn't science fiction – it's the burgeoning reality of 3D printing in construction.

3D printing construction market is a goldmine waiting to be unearthed. It's projected to reach a staggering $ 1,575 million by 2024, growing at a cagr 245.9%, driven by a confluence of factors that are reshaping the very fabric of the construction industry.

Why 3D Printing is the Key to Sustainable Construction

Disruptive Innovation: 3D printing offers a paradigm shift in construction, enabling faster, cheaper, and more sustainable building methods. This has the potential to disrupt traditional players and create entirely new business models.

Cost Optimization: Imagine reducing material waste by up to 70% and slashing labor costs by automating repetitive tasks. 3D printing unlocks these possibilities, leading to significant cost savings and enhanced profitability.

Unlocking New Markets: From remote locations to disaster-stricken areas, 3D printing makes construction accessible in previously unthinkable scenarios. This opens doors to untapped markets and expands your reach exponentially. The use of 3D printing materials is increasing due to the increasing demand for custom-made materials for a specific application, wherein manufacturers develop a niche and superior materials by modifying their properties as per the requirements.

Sustainability Champion: 3D printing utilizes recycled materials and minimizes energy consumption, aligning perfectly with environmental goals and ESG initiatives. This resonates with environmentally conscious consumers and investors alike.

Beyond the Hype: Challenges and Opportunities

While the potential is undeniable, challenges exist. Scalability, regulatory hurdles, and the need for skilled personnel are areas that require immediate attention. However, with the right approach, these obstacles can be overcome:

Invest in Research and Development: Continuously refine printing technologies, explore new materials, and develop efficient printing processes to overcome scalability limitations.

Forge Strategic Partnerships: Collaborate with government agencies, research institutions, and construction companies to create a supportive ecosystem for 3D printing adoption.

Upskill Your Workforce: Train your team on 3D printing technology and design software to ensure smooth implementation and maximize efficiency.

3D printing construction market presents a strategic opportunity to:

Diversify your portfolio: Invest in 3D printing technology companies, develop your own printing capabilities, or partner with established players in the space.

Optimize your supply chain: Utilize additive manufacturing to streamline production, reduce inventory costs, and create custom building components on-site.Traditional construction relies on a linear supply chain, with materials flowing from quarries to factories to warehouses and finally to the site. This creates bottlenecks, delays, and excess inventory. 3D printing flips the script, transforming construction into an additive process.

Lead the sustainability charge: Position your company as a leader in sustainable construction by embracing 3D printing technology and its eco-friendly benefits.

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By understanding the potential and challenges of 3D printing in construction, business owners can make informed decisions and capitalize on this transformative technology. The future of construction is being written, and it's time to start printing the next chapter.

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Smart Mining Market Size, Status, Top Emerging Trends, Growth and Business Opportunities 2025

A resource-critical industry like mining has long been challenged by severe dearth of skilled labour, which continues to be a major speed breaker for the industry. The COVID-19 pandemic further aggravated the industry’s sufferings, which critically underscores the urgency to up the overall productivity, and efficiency. The scenario is expected to offer a robust impetus to global smart mining industry in future. A new upcoming study of Fairfield Market Research provides growth forecast of the smart mining industry for the period of 2021 – 2025.

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Growing Adoption of underground Wireless Technology Boosts Market

Deepening technology penetration into mining operations is likely to boost smart mining adoption by mining companies. With a greater number of mining operations partnering with tech innovators, smart mining is expected to spread its roots faster in future. The market will be strengthened with increasing deployment of underground wireless networks with an objective to achieve remote tracking, and monitoring of employees, as well as mining equipment. As companies in mining prioritise enhanced safety, improved efficiency, and better maintenance abilities, smart mining is expected to gain stronger ground.

Introduction of wireless network technology into underground mines marked a break-through development catalysing industry’s movement toward smart mining. After that, there has been an incessant utilisation of Wi-Fi, and radiofrequency identification (RFID) technology for remote tracking, location monitoring, surveillance, and safety of both the people, and equipment operating at mines. The conventional mining processes, technologies, and tools are rapidly being substituted by their smart counterparts through the integration of smart systems, and Internet of Things (IoT).

Investments in Smart Mining to Heighten Rapidly

Increasing need for real-time information delivery to mine operators on their mobile devices is expected to drive smart mining market growth. Application of advanced data analytics has been on a constant rise in a bid to extract insights, and recommendations from raw data to create visualizations, later to be delivered to employees, and managers at mines. With soaring demand for more productive, more efficient, and more accessible mining operations, the trend will continue, thereby fostering market growth.

Swelling investments in integration of next-gen technologies with mining operations, which is offering a competitive advantage to mining leaders, is predominantly driving market growth. Extensive use of drones, adaptive supply chain, and sensing technologies will remain sought-after across potential smart mines, says the report. Mining operators have been showing greater acceptance for a spectrum of digital technologies enabling automation, which majorly include 3D printing, robotics, autonomous driving, self-driving, IoT, Artificial Intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), Big Data Analytics, and cloud computing.

Increasing Acceptance to Bode Well for Market

Companies have been rapidly realising the pivotal role of smart mining technologies in enabling better real-time understanding of mining sites, mining operations, and resources. This will remain among the key factors supporting the expansion of global smart mining market. However, despite an increasing number of companies exhibiting the readiness to invest heavily in technology adoption, the risk to security continues to prevail as a key challenge limiting adoption of smart mining.

Smart mining will most likely hold a broader impact across industry as a greater number of companies look to commit their bit toward reducing the overall environmental impact of mining worldwide. Growing significance of social and corporate governance (ESG), corporate social responsibility (CSR), and environmental, and licence to operate (LTO) are societal demands will play a crucial role in the market build-up.

Major Smart Mining Service Providers in Global Market

Besides behemoths, including SAP SE, Cisco Systems Inc., Komatsu Mining Corporation, Wenco International Mining Systems Ltd, Rockwell Automation Inc., the report provides detailed profiling of some prominent players in smart mining landscape. Robert Bosch GmbH, Ericsson, Schlumberger, Anglo American, ABB, Siemens, Wipro, Huawei, Nokia, Sandvik, Solvay, Axora, Bell, Codelco, IntelliSense, Exfo, Howden Group, GeoSonics, Hexagon, Kandy, Juniper Networks, MISOM, Ribbon Communications, Mitel, SMS Equipment, and SGS are some of the profiled companies.

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Speculating on ESG Disruptive Companies

Got the urge to speculate on promising, yet unproven, themes about the future but don't want to blow-up your investing portfolio with risk?

We have three rules:

1) Limit the total exposure of all speculative positions to 5% of the portfolio, less if you're approaching retirement or risk-averse. We get it: speculating can be rewarding. We don't do it to promote "the thrill of victory" because "the agony of defeat" of having too large a position size (and therefore way too much portfolio risk) always follows. But on game night, its fun to eat some junk food once in a while, eh? It's almost like you've got us saying, "No, you can't just eat crunchy, yummy chips for dinner!" But that is the point. We're not interested just getting the tastebud-exhillerating "zzzzzip!" of that zingy-cheesy powder coating those OMG delicious chips... "Mmmmm...[crunch!!!] It only lasts for a few seconds and you need more... Now, wait a second! Our trading discipline tells us that dangerous, habit-forming pathways give you instant gratification but pump-prime your Dopamine channels (and greed along with it). We're scared to death of that reflex channel and work hard to subvert it. It leads to the wrong rewards and terrible behaviors: over-trading, revenge trading, egoistic attitudes and breaking your trading rules. If anything, speculating is ultra-slow money. It's waiting five years or more for a thesis to play-out based upon poor visibility today. Hence, we limit the scale of our risk taking, do our homework, and stick to a system. Putting five percent to work speculating for five years is like having that hot dog on game night. Any more than that and we're going to regret it.

We exclude non-liquid, hard assets from this consideration (collectables, farm land, real estate, precious metals, business ownership, etc). New products like commercial real estate investing such as Safehold $SAFE or CrowdStreet, farmland with companies such as AcreTrader or FarmTogether and artwork investing with Masterworks may be valid diversification considerations in their own right, worthy of up to 5% of your portfolio wealth, if appropriate for your portfolio. Discuss this topic with your wealth advisor. The more you bring ESG considerations into these discussions directly with firms, the more they will offer ESG products. For years, we have pointed-out that the dairy farm co-operative, Organic Valley, has periodically offered preferred shares to help finance capital costs of farmers during tighter credit periods. The trend is to provide increasing access to the retail investor, not just accredited investors.

We should also note that we have observed pop culture collectibles (e.g. Spice Girls fan paraphernalia, including action figure sets and branded products such as a Pepsi can) that might garner snickers and dismissed as ridiculous investments go from $2.50 to $25.00 in ten years on Amazon. Care to do the math on that? Yup, a ten-bagger! "Plastic garbage" of our media culture suddenly becomes "historic" if it had 1) meaning at the time and is recognizable now --you still need a buyer to make a market for this stuff, 2) is a unit or set, and 3) lasted for an abbreviated period of historical fame (and is therefore significant, but rare). We've also seen creative artwork auctioned off with ESG-twists to support local activist non-profits such as $125 for the the Biodiesel Barbie RV and $25 each for disturbingly altered, nuke-meltdown inspired, "Nuc-e-mons," aka "Nuc-e-babbies" with additional arms and legs sewn on, three eyes, etc.

2) Invest along a theme for a sub-industry: this includes companies with binary (win/lose) outcomes coming from future regulation or legislation, limited or no profitability to date, yet a definable market and some sales. Even brilliant investors have difficulty forecasting the future, but themes tend to emerge: IPO's, biotech, marijuana stocks, psychedelic micro-dosing, bitcoin and blockchain plays, robotics, 3D printing, solar power, electric vehicles, self-driving vehicles, space travel, on-and-on. Follow disruptive technology, medicine, and internet commerce. Like other investing themes, look for demographic changes and new social ideas. Communications, travel and food are also changing, but not as sexy as weed stocks. Look at the size of the addressable market and what might change the game. Smart phones were once considered a disruptive technology gimmicks as were the ideas of watching movies on the internet ($NFLX) or shopping online ($AMZN, $MELI, $BABA). Semiconductors ($AMD, $NVDA, $INTC, $SMH) turned the key on a lot of these changes. To paraphrase the great growth investor, Peter Lynch, if you have a visibility edge because you work in an industry and can see what might come next, then "invest in what you know."

3) Diversify positions among several plays within the same thesis or subindustry. Expect most to sputter and do nothing or completely face-plant and FAIL longer term. Perhaps one or two will work-out and provide a four-bagger or better. $AMGN is a good example of a biotech that made it. Other's didn't. Buy best of breed with cash flow so they can manage the debt monster. No sales, don't you dare add to that position! Trading underneath its IPO opening price, forget it. Set an alert and get involved when it breaks above it. Better yet, wait for two profitable quarters in a row (yes, earnings)! $FB is a prime example before they figured out how to monetize a massive network with persistent costs. Remember, $AAPL didn't invent smart phones, they just perfected them, so others might plow the road, while long term winners take market share to the point of exclusion.

The best way to play IPO's is to "get in on the deal" and flip out at the open or sell by the end of the first day if it's "strong-like-bull" the way $LNKD was (the float was kept air-tight and it launched like a rocket!). Retail brokerages now allow you to get notices of IPO deals ahead of time and "buy-in". It won't be quite as sweet a deal as the company insiders have or even the firms brining them public, but it's still a pre-offering, discounted price. If there are too many IPO's hitting the market that week, you should take a pass altogether because the market won't be able to sop-up all that supply. Finally, you want a reputable firm to take them to market that knows that they're doing (keeping the float reasonably small to match demand and provide a positive kick higher at open) and is also invested in the deal.

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Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) Market Size Key Trends Challenges, Top Key Players and Forecast to 2027

Overview:

The global remotely operated vehicles market is expected to spring by 10.51% CAGR during the forecast period (2018-2023) and scale to a worth of USD 3,127.7 million by 2023. Reports published by Market Research Future (MRFR) has a detailed analysis of segments and factors that can influence the market growth in the foreseeable future. The remotely operated vehicles work with an operator panel that holds cables. These cables transmit signals and enable the vehicle to perform under the guidance of a controller sitting far away.

Among the factors that can significantly impact the remotely operated vehicles market growth, military & defense, along with oil & gas exploration score high. Many scientific types of research to understand environmental changes are also promoting the remotely operated vehicles market considerably. The naval sector also uses technology to maintain ships and monitor any unwanted prying. With growing sea border dispute, the remotely operated vehicles (ROV) market is going to enjoy sufficient tailwinds.

Despite such benefits, the remotely operated vehicles market can get plateaued by the high prices associated with it and shortage in expert operators. But the future holds prospect for the remotely operated vehicles market. The advent of 3D printing technology can curb the production cost and simplify the remotely operated vehicles’ market proliferation.

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Segmentation:

The global remotely operated vehicles (ROV) market can be segmented by industry, system component, and vehicle type.

Industry-wise, the remotely operated vehicles market includes oil & gas application, military & defense, scientific research, others. Oil & gas segment can be segmented into drilling support, construction support, inspection, repair, and maintenance, and others. The segment had the maximum market share and was valued at USD 837 million which can go up to USD 1,477.3 million by 2023. Military & defense can be segmented into explosive ordnance disposal, hull inspections, ballast tank inspections, and search & rescue operations. The segment can record the fasts CAGR of 11.57% during the forecast period.

Based on system component, the remotely operated vehicles (ROV) market can be segmented into electronics & control systems, frame & propulsion, camera & lighting systems, and others. Electronics & control systems can climb up to USD 1,237.2 million by 2023 while maintaining the highest CAGR of 11.02% over the review period.  

Bon the basis of vehicle type, the remotely operated vehicles market comprises observation vehicle, work class vehicle, and towed & bottom-crawling vehicle. Work class vehicle includes light work-class, medium work-class, and heavy work-class. Observation vehicle segment has the maximum market value and can scale USD 1,415.6 million valuation during the assessment period.

Regional Analysis:

Region-specific detailed study of the remotely operated vehicles (ROV) market namely includes North America, Europe, Asia Pacific (APAC), Latin America, and Middle East & Africa (MEA).

North America has the maximum market share of 30.82% and is eyeing for a valuation of USD 898.5 million by 2023. The regional technological brilliance has kept it ahead of its peers. In addition, the presence of a market like the U.S. can be considered can quite fruitful.

The APAC had control over 27.84% of the ROV market in 2017. The global market is expected to grow with the fastest CAGR of 12.81% over the forecast period. During the forecast period, the regional market can overtake that of North America’s. The market growth can be attributed to countries such as India, China, and Indonesia which are generating huge demands for such vehicles.

Key Competitors:

Prominent players included in the report of the remotely operated vehicles market are DeepOcean Group, Inc. (the Netherlands), Teledyne Technologies Incorporation (the U.S.), TechnipFMC PLC (the U.K.), Subsea 7 (the U.K.), Oceaneering International Inc. (the U.S.), Fugro (the Netherlands), Saab AB (Sweden), DOF ASA (Norway), Sapura Energy Berhad (Malaysia), and Helix ESG (the U.S.). The remotely operated vehicles market is benefitting much from the strategies implemented by the market titans. These strategies include mergers, acquisitions, collaborations, product launches, and others.

In August 2018, Fugro introduced a new bathymetric LiDAR system known as RAMMS that has superior mapping technology. In January 2018, Saab AB inked a deal with Sabertooth, where they have promised to deliver autonomously operated vehicles that would be essential for survey and intervention work.

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3D Printing Industry ESG Thematic Report, 2023

The 3D printing industry, also known as additive manufacturing industry, embodies many green factors & also provides many social benefits. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) data points have developed into useful resources, not only for investors looking for performance indicators but also for publicly traded companies trying to improve operational efficiency, reduce dependence, and draw in a new generation of empowered workers.

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About Astra – ESG Solutions by Grand View Research Astra is the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) arm of Grand View Research Inc. - a global market research publishing & management consulting firm.

Astra offers comprehensive ESG thematic assessment & scores across diverse impact & socially responsible investment topics, including both public and private companies along with intuitive dashboards. Our ESG solutions are powered by robust fundamental & alternative information. Astra specializes in consulting services that equip corporates and the investment community with the in-depth ESG research and actionable insight they need to support their bottom lines and their values. We have supported our clients across diverse ESG consulting projects & advisory services, including climate strategies & assessment, ESG benchmarking, stakeholder engagement programs, active ownership, developing ESG investment strategies, ESG data services, build corporate sustainability reports. Astra team includes a pool of industry experts and ESG enthusiasts who possess extensive end-end ESG research and consulting experience at a global level.

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3D Printing Construction Industry ESG Thematic Report, 2023

ESG Investing, Environmental, Social and Governance - is a type of focused investment and an asset class that is growing in popularity. ESG Reporting shows whether a company has made public statements about its ESG performance, as well as the inclusion of such information in regulatory filings. 27% of the world's CO2 emissions are caused by the construction sector, and thus progress towards sustainability is slow. Alternative methods such as 3D printing can help in reducing the emissions.

Why is it important to have ESG?

The abbreviation ESG stands for environmental, social and corporate governance. It is a measurement that takes into account a company's social and environmental impact on the global community. It brings awareness to the different climate issues that are occurring and encourages businesses to adopt practices and policies that are better for the environment. ESG not only helps businesses by attracting a more diverse workforce to bring in new ideas, but it also helps businesses have a greater positive impact on our world.

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Mobile Phone Protective Cover Industry ESG Thematic Report, 2023

Most of the phone cases are plastic which are made from polymerization, which are byproducts obtained after refining oil and gas drilling. Minimizing the plastic usage has been one of the main concerns from investors. Along with this mobile cover packages are also vital aspects that have potential environmental impact. Even though it has a potential for innovative spaces like 3d printing, the hard plastic which is generated can't be recycled as easily as other plastics.

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About Astra – ESG Solutions by Grand View Research Astra is the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) arm of Grand View Research Inc. - a global market research publishing & management consulting firm.

Astra offers comprehensive ESG thematic assessment & scores across diverse impact & socially responsible investment topics, including both public and private companies along with intuitive dashboards. Our ESG solutions are powered by robust fundamental & alternative information. Astra specializes in consulting services that equip corporates and the investment community with the in-depth ESG research and actionable insight they need to support their bottom lines and their values. We have supported our clients across diverse ESG consulting projects & advisory services, including climate strategies & assessment, ESG benchmarking, stakeholder engagement programs, active ownership, developing ESG investment strategies, ESG data services, build corporate sustainability reports. Astra team includes a pool of industry experts and ESG enthusiasts who possess extensive end-end ESG research and consulting experience at a global level.

For more ESG Thematic reports, please visit @ https://astra.grandviewresearch.com/