ESG Strategy Series #8 As part of the UK Government’s drive for Net Zero and a low carbon economy, the Chancellor confirmed last month that Climate Related Financial Disclosures will be mandatory for UK listed companies by 2022 and for other large firms and asset managers by 2025. This is earlier than anticipated by many […]
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ESG Strategy Series #7 ‘Net Zero is a state where we add no incremental greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.’ At the Paris Agreement it was agreed that in order to avoid climate change we need to limit global temperature increase to 1.5 degrees centigrade above pre industrial levels (IPCC) (1). The global community has responded […]
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ESG Strategy Series #6 It is now well established and widely reported that Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) strategies, metrics and performance are essential for oil and gas companies looking to operate and develop responsibly in a rapidly changing world with a heightened focus on oil and gas transition. A clear message coming from the […]
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ITPEnergised’s recent study for The Crown Estate, analysing the costs and benefits of designing and operating offshore electricity transmission infrastructure for a longer lifespan is now available for download via the Marine Data Exchange. The study compares the lifecycle of transmission assets at an offshore wind farm using a 30-year scenario and a longer-life 60-year […]
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ESG Strategy Series #5 As COVID restrictions begin to lift, there is emphasis on organisations ‘building back better.’ Prior to the COVID pandemic, “build back better” was commonly applied to disaster recovery initiatives. The phrase stems from prior initiatives to not just rebuild, but also to recover with greater resilience. Stimulating recovery is paramount. Governments […]
At ITPEnergised we believe passionately in the transition to net zero. And we know that any organisation looking to reduce energy costs long-term should seriously consider the potential for generating energy at the point of use: on-site. With government incentives such as the Smart Export Guarantee, companies are more aware than ever about the benefits […]
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More details are emerging today on the Green Distilleries R&D funding competition, and we are currently getting in touch with our clients in the distillery sector. The invitation to tender for the funding is expected in September with expressions of interest now being sought. The emphasis is squarely on new strategies for fuel-switching, with an […]
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ESG Strategy Series #4 As we emerge from our’ lockdown bubbles’ and evolve into our ‘new norm’, reflection on business preparation and resilience is at the forefront. World events can very quickly impact company operations. The pandemic has put into sharper focus several aspects of corporate performance, including how businesses prepare for and contribute to […]
ESG Strategy Series #3 In the past few months, businesses that have strong Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) credentials have performed better on stock markets than index averages. Higher ESG scores through benchmarks, frameworks, formalising ESG strategy and ESG ratings have demonstrated better risk management and resilience, increasing investor confidence that you can ‘weather the […]
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ESG Strategy Series #2 In the past few months, businesses that have strong Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) credentials have performed better on stock markets than index averages. Higher ESG scores through benchmarks, frameworks and ESG ratings have demonstrated better risk management and resilience, increasing investor confidence that you can ‘weather the storm’ now, and […]
