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New guide sets the standard for net zero energy procurement and carbon offsetting
New guide sets the standard for net zero energy procurement and carbon offsetting
A new guide is set to give clarity on procurement of high-quality...
February’s net zero highlights: Etsy, IBM, Virgin Media and more
February’s net zero highlights: Etsy, IBM, Virgin Media and more - here's your round up.
Net zero buildings: how to get started
The sheer scale of the challenge can be daunting for businesses: where exactly should you start?
Destination 2050: Europe’s aviation sector launches plan to reach net zero emissions
Destination 2050: Europe’s aviation sector launches plan to reach net zero emissions
Europe’s aviation sector has published a pathway to reaching net zero emissions, outlining...
January’s net zero highlights: BBC, PepsiCo and more
The new year saw some key net zero pledges from big business, including some ambitious announcements from energy intensive industries.
Has Trump’s legacy harmed the Paris Agreement, and net zero for good?
So has Trump done lasting damage; is the US now on the back foot? What challenges does Biden face to bring a smile back to the US green lobby?
SECR, Net Zero and Scope 3 emissions: your hot topics in 2020
SECR, Net Zero and Scope 3 emissions: your hot topics in 2020
2020 will undoubtedly be defined by the cavernous impact of COVID-19. But the...
Landmark report sets out how UK will get to net zero
Landmark report sets out how UK will get to net zero
UK climate advisors The Climate Change Committee (CCC) have published the world’s first detailed...
The 5 first steps towards becoming a net zero carbon business
A growing number of high-profile companies are setting themselves net zero targets, from food giant Nestlé to Australian airline Qantas. Many are aiming to get there by 2050, but some, like supermarket Sainsbury’s, have set a more ambitious deadline of 2040.
The forgotten 45%: why a circular economy is key to net zero
Many people are not aware that energy only accounts for 55% of total current greenhouse gas emissions and the key to further reductions could lay in a circular economy.
