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FEATURED PROJECTS

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FLSmidth’s cement activities in Egypt

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The impacts of
Chr. Hansen’s bioprotective cultures

Good bakteries have the potential to reduce food waste, but as reduction of food waste means reduction in demand, there is not always an incentive to exploit these bacteries to their full potential.

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Maersk Container Industry in Chile

Chile needs to diversify its economy away from raw materials and towards more manufacturing, while preserving its competitve advantages in exports of fish and fruits. The study shows how Maersk Container Industry through its USD 300 million green field investment in an advanced container manufacturing plant has the potential to benefit Chile  on both these areas

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FEATURED PROJECTS

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Socio-economic impacts of an offshore wind farm

How many man-years does 1 GW offshore wind require and how are they distributed across  development, production, installation, operations & maintenance and decommissioning as well as geographical location, professions and Danish versus foreign offshore companies  These are some of the questions answered by this study.

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A. P. Moller-Maersk
in China

How a country is connected to the world through maritime transport matters. The study documents how China has benefitted from second-to-none maritime transport connections and assesses Maersk’s particular role in providing these maritime connections as well as their impact on China’s trade.

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FLSmidth’s cement activities in Egypt

The global cement industry is responsible for around 5% of global CO2 emissions. But given that cement is very difficult to replace, the major global challenge is how to balance increasing global demand with the need to reduce the emissions and energy consumption.

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The impacts of
Chr. Hansen’s bioprotective cultures

Good bakteria have the potential to reduce food waste, but as reduction of food waste means reduction in demand, there is not always an incentive to exploit these bacteria to their full potential.

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28   /   03   /   2023

Offhore wind in France

On behalf of the Danish embassy in Paris, QBIS is carrying out a socio-economic impact study of the job potential from installing 40GW offshore wind in France by 2050 including strategies for education, training and upscaling in French industries to maximise their supply to the offshore wind industry.

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01   /   12   /   2022

Impacts from trade facilitation

GIZ has partnered with UNCTAD and Maersk to launch a pre-arrival/pre-departure processing project in Cambodia and Sri Lanka potentially leading to faster and easier clearance of goods. On behalf of GIZ and Maersk, QBIS is carrying out assessments of potential impacts on trade costs and emissions from the project.

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01   /   02   /   2022

APM Terminals in Oman

On behalf of APM Terminals, QBIS has prepared a report on how current and past configuration, productivity, and capacity of the Port of Salalah potentially have benefitted Oman in terms of trade-related socioeconomic impacts such as development of import and export industries and associated production, GDP and jobs.

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