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30 July 2025 | Blog post

Why certified steel is no longer optional: Navigating the new standard with ResponsibleSteel™

The steel industry is at a defining crossroads. As one of the most carbon-intensive sectors globally, it plays a pivotal role in the world’s journey toward net-zero. But with rising stakeholder expectations, stricter regulatory requirements, and increasing scrutiny around “greenwashing,” companies are being asked to do more than just promise – they must prove.

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18 July 2025 | Blog post

A Breached Supplier = A Breached Client?

As software supply chain attacks surge in scale and sophistication, organisations face an urgent imperative to rethink how they manage digital dependencies. From stealthy backdoors in open-source tools to cascading outages triggered by trusted vendors, recent incidents highlight the fragility and interconnectedness of today’s software ecosystems. This article explores the evolving threat landscape and offers actionable recommendations to strengthen supply chain resilience. 

23 June 2025 | Blog post

A woman’s perspective: Joanna Reichel at the heart of Poland’s energy transition

As we celebrate International Women in Engineering Day, DNV proudly highlights the voices and achievements of women who are shaping the energy transition. In Poland, a country on the cusp of a renewable energy transformation, Joanna Reichel is one of the driving forces to ensure safe and reliable offshore wind projects. As a project manager for Renewables Certification at DNV, she plays a vital role in supporting the growth of offshore wind—and she’s doing it with empathy, insight, and a deep sense of purpose.

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09 June 2025 | Blog post

Green Claims: Credibility in the age of sustainability

As consumers, investors, and regulators place increasing emphasis on environmental responsibility, Green Claims – or Environmental Claims – have become a valuable tool for businesses to highlight their sustainability efforts. However, this visibility also brings greater responsibility and scrutiny. Companies are facing growing criticism and regulatory attention for making vague, exaggerated, or unverified environmental claims, leading to heightened risk of investigations and public backlash.

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