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DNV GL receives Notified Body status for MDR certification
DNV GL has successfully achieved designation as a Notified Body in Oslo by the Norwegian Health Authorities and the European Commission for Medical Devices Regulation (EU) 2017/745 (MDR.)
- Healthcare
Technology revolutionizing energy mix but policy failing to keep pace
London, 11 September 2019 – A technology-driven energy transition of staggering scale and speed will lead to a rapid decarbonization of the energy mix, with almost half our energy needs met by renewables by 2050. Plunging technology costs and market forces are driving the transition, but without bold policy intervention we will fall well short of the Paris climate goals. These are some of the findings of the third edition of the Energy Transition Outlook (ETO), which, owing to DNV GL’s independence and technical expertise, has become a respected voice in forecasting our energy future.
- Other sectors
Blockchain can revitalize trust in seafood industry by boosting transparency
Blockchain could boost the transparency of the aquaculture sector by providing a means to trace and record the entire fish supply chain. According to a new report by DNV GL and Deloitte, data from the ‘bait to plate’ could be stored in a publicly available blockchain, which will help to appease public, industry and consumer concerns about sustainability and food safety.
- Food and beverage