We’re undoubtedly emerging from the covid-19 pandemic with a welcome ’’build back greener’’ attitude from (some) politicians, corporates, investors, and communities in which we live and work. There is perhaps cause for cautious optimism, particularly with recent geo-political change across The Pond, that the delayed COP26 in Glasgow over the coming fortnight will see a […]
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Noise from Spaceports
During this free webinar, Simon Waddell of ITPEnergised will discuss noise assessments for spaceports and the methods used in the recent EIA… […]
Accelerating Future Cashflows in an Increasingly Crowded Marketplace
As we move deeper into decarbonisation and the trajectory towards net zero emissions globally, the roadmap going forwards … […]
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What is driving the Biodiversity Emergency?
ESG Strategy Series #13 It is becoming increasingly apparent that biodiversity and climate change are intrinsically linked, and that both need to be resolved together – it is a twin emergency. Strong compelling reasons why organisations should also be considering their risk exposure to biodiversity loss are also becoming increasingly clear whilst society and the […]
Our post-FLOW21 observations
It was a real pleasure to attend the joint Scottish Renewables and RenewableUK Floating Offshore Wind Conference (FLOW21) in Aberdeen last month. Not only was it great to see all the fantastic work being done to develop Floating Offshore Wind (FLOW) and feel the passion and energy to drive this forward, but it was also […]
Climate Finance and COP26
Countdown to COP26: Finance As COP26 approaches, Governments around the world are revisiting their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCS) and updating their commitments to reducing carbon emissions. As developed nations have revised their own 2030 targets and outlined plans for net zero, progress has been disappointing in raising finance to support developing nations fight climate change. […]
Establishing a workable net zero strategy – back to the factory floor
In recent months, sustainability ambitions in the food and drink industry have been brought into sharp focus. Many newly launched initiatives are aiming to tackle carbon emissions from farm to fork – most prominently, the Food and Drink Federation’s (FDF) plans to achieve net zero by 2040. However, despite this impetus, more than a third […]
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Webinar : The Future of Renewables
Peter Lo recently took part in the CMS – The Future of Renewables webinar on Tuesday 5 October presenting on the topic of “Accelerating cashflows in an increasingly crowded marketplace”. The slides from this presentation are available to view and download here. A fuller article on this topic can be read here. More information on […]
The value-add of tackling the Scope 3 emissions conundrum
Understanding and tackling your Scope 3 emissions is not always easy, but it’s an essential step for companies working towards becoming truly net zero. In this article featured in Envirotec, Harriet Assem, Technical Director ESG & Sustainability, cuts through the complexities and offers her thoughts on one of the less well understood elements of emissions reduction. With tackling […]
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ITPEnergised and Food & Drink Federation Webinar Series
At ITPEnergised, we are truly passionate about net zero transition, and we are excited to partner with the Food & Drink Federation (FDF), the membership body for the food and drink manufacturing sector, who are equally passionate about food and drink. We’re aiming to lighten the load on FDF members and the wider food and […]
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