Avoided emissions: The next frontier of target setting?
As part of the net-zero transition, companies now need to take action and mitigate climate change beyond the scope of their value chains. EcoAct Senior Consultant, Lau Tambjerg looks at …
Homeworking Emissions: Our Expert Panel Answers Your Top 10 Questions
Our expert panel answers your questions on homeworking emissions calculations and energy efficiency at home We recently held a webinar on the homeworking emissions methodology that we hosted in partnership …
Revenge Pollution: Why COVID-19 business bailouts must be subject to strong climate conditions.
The current global pandemic is hitting many economic sectors hard. Faced with this situation, exceptional emergency activities are required to protect our economies, and many countries have already begun putting …
In response to the call for a transition to a low carbon (and eventually net zero emissions) economy, more and more financial institutions are actively exploring ways to decarbonize their …
New Regulation will Drive a Tenfold increase in Mandatory Carbon Reporting
Yesterday the UK Government published its plans for the new Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) regulations. It outlines the new mandatory reporting framework which will replace the existing CRC …
Good News for Your Carbon Footprint: The UK is going Green
Earlier this month, DEFRA released their 2018 greenhouse gas reporting conversion factors. This year, there have been some changes to the methodologies used, as well as some key headline figures …
Palm oil is once again a hot topic in sustainability with the announcement by Iceland that they will stop using Palm Oil in all their own brand food by the …
A sustainable maritime industry in a 2°C scenario – has the ship already sailed?
Shipping has long been a fundamental enabler of trade, although its important role may go unnoticed. Think about where the clothes you are wearing were made and how they arrived …
Is the reform of the EU ETS sufficient to contribute to the Paris Agreement?
On 27th February 2018, Member States (MS) formally approved the reform of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) for phase IV (2021-2030) at the EU Council. After more …
As the UK will have left the EU by the time we reach the 2018 European Union’s Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) compliance year deadline of 31st March 2019, the …
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