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EcoAct is an international sustainability consultancy and project developer that has been helping some of the largest organisations in the world tackle their climate challenges for over 15 years. It is common for this work to be featured in the press and for our climate and sustainability experts to feature and comment on the latest climate news stories. Take a look at a selection of articles below and please get in contact for any further information on comment.

Atos to acquire EcoAct, leader in decarbonization strategy consulting

Atos, a global leader in digital transformation, today announces an agreement to acquire EcoAct, an internationally recognized carbon reduction strategy consulting firm. This acquisition will support Atos’ decarbonization ambition by enriching its portfolio of carbon reduction digital solutions, services and strategies to further support its clients at every stage of their journeys towards carbon neutrality.

27/07/2020

Atos to acquire EcoAct, leader in decarbonization strategy consulting

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19/06/2020

Climate change: a greater threat than COVID-19

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The COVID-19 pandemic has seen CO2 emissions drop worldwide, but with the resumption of normal business activities, they are likely to accelerate. Stuart Lemmon, CEO of EcoAct UK, takes a look at the role of the food industry.

12/06/2020

Remote working means UK businesses will underreport 470,000 tonnes of carbon in 2020

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Research by Bulb, in partnership with EcoAct, shows UK businesses are on track to collectively underreport their 2020 carbon emissions as they face challenges monitoring the emissions generated by employees working from home.

01/06/2020

More than 200 leading businesses urge UK Government to deliver clean, inclusive, resilient recovery plan

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More than 200 leading UK businesses, investors and business networks, including EcoAct, Lloyds Bank, Asda, Siemens, Aviva, Sky, and Mitsubishi are calling on the Government to deliver a Covid-19 recovery plan that builds back a more inclusive, stronger and more resilient UK economy.