Dalim Software products created using 100 percent sustainable energy

Dalim Software has made a commitment to use 100 percent hydro-powered green electricity to meet its energy needs. This contributes to environmental and climate protection as well as ensuring natural resource sustainability, the company said.

Electricity consumed by Dalim Software has been sourced entirely from Swiss hydroelectric plants operated by E-Werk Mittelbaden, a regional electricity company based in Lahr in the Black Forest, and certified by the German certification authority TÜV Süd.

Carol Werlé, chief executive officer at Dalim Software, said: ‘We are committed to all forms of sustainability and make every effort to recycle what we can during the normal course of our business. However, recycling is not enough to help solve the real problem of climate change.

‘We are also conscious of the potentially overwhelming consequences of the ever-increasing amount of digital devices and display screens into our ecosystem. We therefore believe it is our duty to keep the carbon footprint of our software to a minimum.

‘This goes well beyond our continuous efforts to reduce human interaction with display screens by automating business processes as much as possible. Our goal is that, from a business perspective, together with our users, we can be as carbon neutral as possible.’

‘Setting standards for the next generations is everyone's duty,’ added Werlé, ‘and we will continue to do our upmost to ensure that everything we produce does not harm our planet and, rather, contributes to a greener future.’