This GPP2020 project's case study represents a tender for IT equipment. The tender's main objectives are to verify compliance with stricter GPP criteria than ENERGY STAR and proving that the market can easily supply low-carbon IT equipment.

This GPP2020 project's case study highlights a tender for the purchase of Thin Client Systems, a pilot procedure that will allow for 35.6% energy savings compared with the standard product.

This GPP2020 project's case study showcases the dematerialisation of invoice processing by the 12 municipalities associated with Oeste CIM.

This GPP2020 project's case study showcases the dematerialisation of invoice processing by the 12 municipalities associated with Oeste CIM.

This GPP2020 project's case study introduces to the adoption of minimum environmental criteria developed by the Italian Ministry of Environment for the purchase of recycled cartridges.

A contract for the maintenance of parks and green spaces across 36 municipalities. It included criteria on environmental management systems, the use of sustainable products and low noise emissions.

With the highest inflow of any Nordic plant, the Ryaverket wastewater treatment plant near Gothenburg needs to be efficient. Its location next to the coast means that high environmental standards must also be applied to its treatment processes. To meet these demands an innovative disk filter system was procured, turning effluent into recoverable byproducts. The criteria applied in the tender for mechanical equipment looked at the life-cycle environmental impact and energy consumption of the proposed systems. The contract clauses also included requirements for environmental management.

The Central Project Management Agency (CPMA) acts as the central purchasing body in Lithuania. It is responsible for implementing eGovernment, transparency and environmental initiatives in public procurement, and does this by establishing electronic framework agreements for a range of product groups.

Amaroussion’s GPP activities stem from its municipal environmental policy, which is put into practice through its environmental management system, (EMS) approved by the Municipal Council. GPP is one of the main components of the EMS.