Because we’re already thinking about tomorrow today
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Infrastructure
Sustainability at HPC
We are HPC AG
We have been part of the Ginger Group since March 2025.
HPC has been working for people and their environment since 1948: we are specialist planners and experts in soil and groundwater, mineral and drinking water, building ground and geotechnics, urban water management, waste management, flora and fauna, as well as approval procedures, geothermal energy, building demolition, site assessments, occupational safety, raw materials, road planning and construction supervision, and much more.
With sustainability always in mind, we develop solutions for land recycling, environment and safety as well as infrastructure as an engineering company. We work in an interdisciplinary, international manner and with engineering precision.
To keep our finger on the pulse, we also rely on a network of many specialized sites – in Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Poland and Spain. As a founding member of INOGEN ALLIANCE, the global network of outstanding environmental consulting companies, we also work on international projects.
EcoVadis Silver Medal 2026
Once again this year, we were assessed by EcoVadis and awarded the Silver Medal. With a score of 78 out of 100 in the core areas of environment, labor and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement, we rank among the top 15% of all assessed companies.
Girls’ Day and Boys’ Day at HPC
Exciting insights into our work and diverse careers that make a difference—that’s what awaited the girls and boys at this year’s Girls’ Day and Boys’ Day at HPC. They weren’t just there to watch—they got to get hands-on. Seven girls learned a lot at our Leipzig site...
INOGEN-Podcast Season 2
HPC and the Inogen Alliance are launching the second season of the global EHS podcast “Rethinking EHS”. Together with seven other partners, many interesting topics will once again be discussed.
In unserem kostenlosen Webinar erfahren Sie, wie man mit einer Belastung von bis zu 12.000 bis 15.000 verschiedenen PFAS-Einzelkontaminanten in der Erkundung und Analytik übersichtlich umgehen kann. Zudem erläutern wir, welche Leitparameter zur Bewertung, zum Monitoring und zur Ableitung von Eingreif- bzw. Maßnahmenwerten definiert werden sollten.
Im ersten Teil des Webinars werden anhand der retrospektiven Auswertung verschiedener Sanierungsprojekte die Auswirkungen verschiedener Phänomene und mögliche Lösungen präsentiert. Im zweiten Teil des Webinars wird der Zusammenhang von Verhältnismäßigkeitsprüfung und ökologischem Fußabdruck anhand eines Fallbeispiels vorgestellt.








