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The Sorainen ESG service line is dedicated to helping clients navigate the constantly changing landscape of sustainability-related regulation.

On this webinar we delved into the ESG topic from different angles:
1) An overview of the ESG landscape in the construction industry;
2) Spotlighting on sector’s carbon footprint, as well as the urgency of renovation, and the hurdles in securing funding for sustainable building projects;
3) Sustainability agenda in Linstow Baltic’s general business practice as well as learning points from BREEAM certification.

The webinar should not be missed by investors, sustainability executives, legal and compliance experts or anyone following developments in pan-Baltic construction and real estate markets.

Speakers:
Elina Mizerova, Associate with Sorainen, EstoniaSimonas Šlitas, Associate with Sorainen, LithuaniaNora Marija Laurinaitytė, Green Finance Expert at The Green Finance Institute at INVEGA, LithuaniaAndis Kublačovs, Project development and sustainability director at Linstow Baltic, LatviaModerator - Vitalija Impolevičienė, Head of the ESG service line at Sorainen 

Special webinar, organised by Sorainen and dedicated to World Intellectual Property Day. 
Among speakers – Sorainen experts from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania. They covered following topics:
Strategic audit of company’s rightsCopyright complianceIntellectual property in softwareThe webinar should not be missed by anyone who wants to understand how to see objects of intellectual property as assets rather than expenses.

This time we've focused on the European Union (EU) Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act), which is set to become the world’s first comprehensive AI law, imposing obligations on both the private and public sectors. 
Together with our guest speakers from FibriCheck and Sparkle Consulting, we have discussed the influence that the AI Act will have on your businesses in the Baltics and the EU.
We've covered its effect on the development and deployment of AI systems across various sectors and domains, as well as guided you through the key steps to take in preparation for the implementation of the AI Act. 
The webinar should not be missed by business leaders, technology professionals, legal experts, and anyone involved in the development, deployment, and use of AI in the EU.

Latvia’s wind energy potential is significant, both for onshore and offshore, but the country is lagging behind its neighbors and others. Only 137.4 MW of capacity have been installed, with wind farm projects taking too long to build. The webinar series “Wind Energy Academy: Latvia” organised by the Latvian Wind Energy Association and law firm Sorainen aims to explain and clarify the wind development process, from scoping to building.
On October 19 we invited to our first webinar, entitled “An Introduction to Wind Farm Development”.
Renārs Urbanovičs (Utilitas) walked viewers through the process from A to Z and share his practical experience of building the latest onshore wind farm in Latvia, in Targale.
Viktorija Cherkas (Sorainen) spoke about the documentation needed and the state institutions involved.
These presentations were followed by a Q&A session.

Tiina Pajula from Afry explains about  climate change and carbon at corporations: 
·         Megatrends and drivers
·         Climate and carbon as a part of wider strategic (ESG) frames at companies 
·         Industry sector and company volunteer initiatives
·         What could (Baltic) companies do to enhance their “carbon actions”?  
·         Key takeaways

How to market without getting caught by the supervisory authorities. The view of the three Baltic states. Discussion from Data protection webinar, Latvia edition.