Latest Developments

At GAES, we never stand still! Every day we work on smart solutions to make green more accessible and effective. On this page, we share our latest developments: from technical innovations to events and industry news. Whether it’s new applications, collaborations, or insights from the field—you’ll find out here what we’re working on and what it means for our clients and partners.

Innovations

Tuesday 10 March | Entrepreneur Expo Innovation Impact Challenge (IX), The Hague

Tuesday, 10 March, we, Groen Als Een service and the Regreeny consortium, will be at the Ondernemersexpo Innovation Impact Challenge (IX) in Urban Development, “Immersive innovations in the making,” from 14:00 to 17:30.

Working together with De Eijk Green and Health

De Eijk Green & Health works closely with GAES to make the effects of greenery on health and wellbeing measurable. From the very beginning, we connect our designs and inspirational concepts to GAES’s measurable data, so that together we gain insight into what truly works for users.

How three trees make a world of difference

The 3-30-300 rule is rapidly gaining popularity. And that's not surprising: this simple rule of thumb provides insight into how green people really experience their living environment in a very accessible way. It's much clearer than just looking at how many square metres of green space are available per inhabitant.

We Prove the Value of Green with Our Projects

With Green As A Service, we can design functional public spaces for everyone. Here’s a selection of the projects we’ve carried out for various companies and organizations.

Een overzicht van de huidige situatie over 50 jaar, van de gevoelstemperatuur in de wijk Oosteres.

Een overzicht van de nieuwe situatie over 50 jaar, van de gevoelstemperatuur in de wijk Oosteres.

Oosteres, Groenlo

In the Oosteres neighborhood in Groenlo, municipality of Oost Gelre, a necessary sewer replacement was used as an opportunity to thoroughly make the area more sustainable and greener. With the use of the GAES analysis tool, a forward-looking project was realized for data-driven, climate-adaptive neighborhood development, in which resident participation, ecosystem services, and digital twin technology come together in one vision for the future