DNV looks to green future with Two Tomorrows acquisition

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Risk management specialist continues push into green services market with purchase of UK-based consultancy

Global risk management consultancy DNV has accelerated its push into the green services market with the acquisition of UK-based sustainability consultancy Two Tomorrows Group. The company confirmed...

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