Restoration in Collecting: When It’s Useful, When It’s a Risk
Restoration is a delicate process in the world of collecting. On one hand, it can enhance the value of an item, but on the other, it can irreparably compromise its authenticity and market value. In this article, we explore what it means to restore a collectible item.
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author: Internal Editorial Team
Restoring Work Tools: A New Chapter for Sustainable Craftsmanship
In the world of second-hand goods, the restoration of work tools remains a relatively unexplored field. Whether it’s old lathes, drill presses, sewing machines, or hand tools, each piece tells a story. Bringing them back to life isn’t just an act of nostalgia—it’s a true practice of circular economy.
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author: Internal Editorial Team
Sustainability in the Supply Chain: How to Turn ESG Goals into Concrete Opportunities
n recent years, sustainability has become an essential strategic lever for companies, especially in a global context increasingly focused on environmental and social issues. The supply chain is now one of the key areas in which ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) commitment is assessed.
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author: Internal Editorial Team
Businesses Moving Toward Green Efficiency: The EU Sets the Course with New Guidelines
On Wednesday, June 12, the European Commission officially released the guidelines for drafting national building renovation plans, giving substance to the “Green Homes” directive (Energy Performance of Buildings Directive). .
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author: Internal Editorial Team
Wind Turbines: Features and Investment Opportunities
Wind turbines are currently among the most attractive assets in the online auction landscape for green industrial and capital goods. With increasing attention on the circular economy and energy transition, more and more investors—both private and corporate—are turning to these systems to seize high-yield business opportunities.
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author: Internal Editorial Team
World Environment Day 2025: Less Plastic, More Reuse
On June 5, 2025, World Environment Day will be celebrated, with a global focus on plastic pollution—an environmental emergency affecting oceans, land, and even the food chain. But tackling the problem isn’t only about reducing consumption or recycling: today more than ever, reuse represents a key strategy to lower the impact of plastic materials.
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author: Internal Editorial Team
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