Already carbon neutral today for corporate emissions worldwide, the company plans to bring its entire carbon footprint to net zero 20 years sooner than IPCC targets
Cities around the world are taking action to reduce congestion, limit emissions and improve air quality. To address these interconnected issues, the SEUL project deployed game-changing technology that enables simultaneous recharging of electric fleets.
The built environment is responsible for almost 40% of the global energy and process-related CO2 emissions. To meet the Paris Agreement and limit global warming to 1.5°C, we need to reach net-zero emissions across all activities in the building and construction system.
As one of the leaders in the energy transition in France, ENGIE Cofely initiated a new EV fleet adoption project with the ambition of offering a zero-emission solution to 50 technicians in their company.
In June 2019, Ørsted’s Executive Committee made a commitment to transition to a fleet of 100% electric vehicles by 2025.
The initiative is part of Ørsted’s Sustainability Program for decarbonization of energy generation and operations.
As the initial stage of its SOS 1.5 project, WBCSD has developed a business roadmap to help companies design and implement their journeys to achieve net-zero emissions before 2050.
The report finds that sustainable land management is a tool to combat climate change and is also urgently needed to keep land productive to improve food security.
The landmark report by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) confirmed by leading scientists and government representatives from across the globe, shows that the world is on track to far surpass 1.5°C temperature rise as soon as 2040. The report says that even the sum of all pledges to cut carbon would still see 3°C […]
This new data-driven infographic was released during the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco. It’s designed to send a clear policy signal: business is stepping up to climate ambition.
Businesses are taking the lead in accelerating the transition to a sustainable world. By navigating risks and capturing transformative opportunities, sustainable companies are finding new growth, lowering their cost of capital and are becoming more successful.