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Riversimple: Starting with a Blank Canvas
For a long time, profit maximization has remained the ethos of the automotive industry. The factory mindset of ‘the more products you sell, the more money you make’ leaves little room to reflect on the environmental or social impact of the products sold. Riversimple, the world’s only independent hydrogen car startup, aims to break this…
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Light as a Service in the World’s Greenest Building
Many companies have adopted the “product as a service” business model because of climate change. Aside from being more environment-friendly, these offerings, such as light as a service, reduce CO2 emission, pollution and lower the cost of lighting.
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IKEA offers Furniture as a Service
IKEA plans to roll out a Product-as-a-Service business model wherein clients can rent Furniture as a Service instead of purchasing fixtures. It’s a bid that appeals to a younger clientele and everyone who is concerned about the cost of ownership when furnishing a home or office. It is also a move towards a circular economy…
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Canoo: Build for Mobility as a Service
Upon launching the website it is clear that Canoo doesn’t want to be another electric vehicle startup. The first thing you’ll see is the payoff “Your electric vehicle membership”. Their goal isn’t to sell you an electric car but a quick, easy and affordable means of personal mobility. Their service and product are all designed…
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Circos launches subscriptions for children’s and maternity clothing
Young children grow out of clothing fast and good clothing doesn’t come cheap. Furthermore, the short lifespan of the clothing is also a major environmental burden. For the company Circos these where important motivations to launch its subscription service. The startup has launched its service in the Netherlands and Denmark this month to offer a…