2022.09.02. - 18:00
DVSC
33
Alba
23
K&H Liga
2022.09.09. - 18:00
DVSC
31
MTK
24
K&H Liga
2022.09.16. - 17:00
DVSC
40
DKKA
27
K&H Liga
2022.09.23. - 18:00
DVSC
30
MKC
24
K&H Liga
2022.10.05. - 19:00
GYŐR
25
DVSC
22
K&H Liga
2022.10.15. - 18:00
BUDA
25
DVSC
23
K&H Liga
2022.10.21. - 18:00
DVSC
32
Érd
24
K&H Liga
2022.12.03. - 17:00
MTK
28
DVSC
29
K&H Liga
2022.12.14. - 18:00
SKC
28
DVSC
26
K&H Liga
2022.12.17. - 17:15
DVSC
34
VÁC
33
K&H Liga
2022.12.22. - 16:00
NEKA
23
DVSC
27
K&H Liga
2022.12.30. - 19:00
DVSC
30
GYŐR
31
K&H Liga
2023.01.07. - 20:00
DVSC
28
NYK
27
EHF EL
2023.01.11. - 18:45
FTC
30
DVSC
30
K&H Liga
2023.01.15. - 16:00
POD
20
DVSC
26
EHF EL
2023.01.22. - 18:00
SOLA
30
DVSC
25
EHF EL
2023.01.26. - 18:00
DVSC
30
BÉKÉ
22
K&H Liga
2023.01.29. - 18:00
DVSC
22
KKC
19
K&H Liga
2023.02.04. - 20:00
DVSC
25
SOLA
21
EHF EL
2023.02.11. - 16:00
NYK
34
DVSC
22
EHF EL
2023.02.15. - 17:00
DVSC
38
DKKA
23
MK
2023.02.19. - 18:00
DVSC
32
POD
31
EHF EL
2023.02.26. - 18:45
MKC
28
DVSC
28
K&H Liga
2023.03.10. - 18:00
DVSC
34
BUDA
23
K&H Liga
2023.03.18. - 18:00
Érd
21
DVSC
32
K&H Liga
2023.03.29. - 18:00
DVSC
VS
SKC
MK
2023.04.01. - 16:00
VÁC
20
DVSC
22
K&H Liga
2023.04.16. - 18:00
DVSC
29
NEKA
25
K&H Liga
2023.04.22. - 15:00
GYŐR
27
DVSC
26
MK - F4
2023.04.23. - 13:45
DVSC
32
MTK
26
MK - F4
2023.04.27. - 18:00
DVSC
VS
SKC
K&H Liga
2023.05.02. - 18:00
DVSC
26
FTC
29
K&H Liga
2023.05.10. - 18:00
Alba
26
DVSC
37
K&H Liga
2023.05.13. - 18:00
KKC
9
DVSC
35
K&H Liga
2023.05.20. - 18:00
BÉKÉ
20
DVSC
36
K&H Liga
2023.05.27. - 17:00
DKKA
VS
DVSC
K&H Liga
Published: 2024.04.26.
With the award, the city recognizes business organizations and communities that carry out work of outstanding value and keep sustainability in mind in order to develop an environmentally conscious approach.
The Sustainable Debrecen award was presented on Friday afternoon by Mayor László Papp and Ákos Balázs, Deputy Mayor responsible for city operations and environmental protection tasks, to Zsolt Ábrók, managing director of DVSC Kézilabda Kft. The expert evaluation committee of the Future of Debrecen movement highlighted the following efforts in the justification.
“DVSC Handball Kft. competes with the DVSC SCHAEFFLER women’s Nb 1 handball team, operates the DVSC Handball Academy and operates the Imre Hódos Event Hall. Due to their passion for sports, the company’s employees are dedicated supporters of a healthy lifestyle and supporters of actions related to environmental protection. The company’s employees and sportsmen took part in several awareness-raising activities in the spirit of social responsibility. For example, they also participated in the planting of urban protected forests. In addition to managing director Zsolt Ábrók, the players also grabbed spades and shovels and planted saplings at the Vértessy mansion.
In addition, team members regularly participate in community garbage collections and in the promotion of projects with environmental protection themes (e.g. containers for used cooking oil, cap collection campaign).
The indoor bicycle storage facility located at the headquarters of DVSC Kézilabda Kft., in the parking lot of the Hódos Imre Rendezvénycsarnok, creates an opportunity for the company’s employees and the members of the adult and youth teams training in the hall to store their bicycles there. By the way, the employees in the hall are happy to take advantage of this opportunity. It is interesting that Zoltán Szilágyi, the head coach of the DVSC SCHAEFFLER team, regularly comes to training by bicycle.
Flower boxes were placed in the reception area of the Hódos Imre Rendezvénycsarnok, in which live plants were planted, and flowers were also planted in the concrete flower boxes behind the hall with the help of the members of the women’s handball team. In the recently created rear parking lot, they tried to reduce the asphalted part to a minimum, so a grass grid was laid to facilitate water permeation in the parking spaces.
Energy-saving LED bulbs and fluorescent lamps are used in all units of the Event Hall. Motion detector lights were installed in all water units (toilet, sink). The faucets are also equipped with a motion sensor to minimize water consumption. The hall has been renovated in recent years. The windows and doors were replaced with plastic ones, and the walls and ceiling were insulated.
They try to minimize the use of district heating and use alternative solutions for heating. Additional rooms (offices, changing rooms, doctor’s room, gym, etc.) are heated, for example, by a heat pump. A solar panel system was installed on the roof of the hall. The 108 solar panels of 455 watts each can produce a fifth of the facility’s annual electricity consumption.”
