“…Since the UN created the 17 SDGs in 2015, governments, cities, companies, individuals, and many more are attempting to meet them by 2030. Companies are trying to make their processes and products progressively more sustainable and efficient; there are, for example, energy labels for products on a scale from A to G, which indicate how energetically good or bad the product is (energy consumption, water consumption, noise, etc., are included in the calculation), or digital processes are introduced to reduce the amount of paper and eliminate redundancies, or sustainable innovations are launched to be prepared for future crises [22,23]. The three pillars of sustainability (economic, social, and environmental) should always be addressed [24].…”