Green public procurement (GPP) constitutes one of the most effective methods to ensure practical implementation of the precautionary principle envisaged in Article 174 of the EC Treaty. If this purchasing policy were implemented by requiring public entities within the EU to supply green electricity, we would reduce the production of the equivalent of 60 million tons of CO2 and, if all European public entities were to choose environmentally efficient toilets and taps in their buildings, a reduction in water consumption of around 200 million tons would result.

DE LEONARDIS, F. (2011). Green Public Procurement: from recommendation to obligation. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, 34:1, 110-113.

Green Public Procurement: from recommendation to obligation

DE LEONARDIS, FRANCESCO
2011-01-01

Abstract

Green public procurement (GPP) constitutes one of the most effective methods to ensure practical implementation of the precautionary principle envisaged in Article 174 of the EC Treaty. If this purchasing policy were implemented by requiring public entities within the EU to supply green electricity, we would reduce the production of the equivalent of 60 million tons of CO2 and, if all European public entities were to choose environmentally efficient toilets and taps in their buildings, a reduction in water consumption of around 200 million tons would result.
2011
DE LEONARDIS, F. (2011). Green Public Procurement: from recommendation to obligation. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, 34:1, 110-113.
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