Responses to the government’s Skidmore review insist that only decarbonising energy generation, construction and infrastructure will stimulate the economy.
Environment Analyst’s latest Sustainability Delivery Group (SDG) roundtable discussed the opportunities for the railway industry to contribute to the nation’s sustainability goals, and the challenges in achieving its own.
Carolina Tortora, head of digital transformation and innovation strategy at National Grid ESO, highlights the work being done to deliver a ‘virtual energy system’ and the role of a single virtual grid in realising the UK’s net zero goals.
Global major reports 10% net revenue growth in FY22, with ESG and ‘outcome-driven’ opportunities through Jacobs/PA Consulting pairing unlocking ‘compelling value proposition’.
This year's climate conference in Egypt produced five key takeaways for environmental and sustainability consulting firms to consider, suggests Jonathan Ballantine – with additional commentary from Anthesis.
Ben Burggraaf, CEO of Net Zero Industry Wales, argues that South Wales is emerging as a front-runner in the green industrial revolution, with the potential to sustain and create thousands of jobs – and a pioneering net zero economy.
IMechE report calls on professional institutions to embed net zero principles and skills into educational courses and accreditation programmes to avert engineering skills crisis.
Lucy Latham of global disclosure platform CDP spoke with Environment Analyst about the implications of CDP’s annual report, this year focusing on climate change and cities.
EU-listed companies, banks, insurance companies and multinationals with significant EU activity will have to comply with the more rigorous CSRD sustainability reporting directive.
Attendees at COP27 are emphasising the urgency with which promises made during COP26 need to be turned into reality. Innovative financial and legislative tools will be key to that process, suggest UK business leaders.
Research by consultancy suggests just transition could create more than 300 million new jobs, but some 800 million risk being disrupted by climate crisis
