Sustainability

20 Dec 2024

Building consumer trust around sustainability

Brands can be damaged by making untrue claims around sustainability. The buzzwords have faded, and people now want facts

Smarter procurement and sustainability

20 Dec 2024

Can smarter procurement help UK businesses break out of the sustainability compliance burden?

Bitcoin and the transformation of energy

19 Dec 2024

It is clear that Bitcoin’s potential reaches far beyond its use as a store of value. It is a technological enabler for the industries of the future

Power Purchase Agreements: a new approach to energy

18 Dec 2024

PPAs are an increasingly valuable option for businesses as they can provide peace of mind, cost savings and improved sustainability credentials

Sustainability and the human factor

16 Dec 2024

When strategically involved, several groups can drive a collective commitment to concrete success around sustainability

06 Dec 2024

Scaling up for a sustainable and innovative economy

By prioritising sustainability from the outset, scale-up businesses strengthen their use of renewable energy sources and circular economy principles

Raising the bar for what boards deliver

25 Nov 2024

The transformation of the CFO’s role into a blend of traditional finance and innovative foresight raises the question: Why aren’t boards keeping pace?

Data disclosure regulations and the effect on social impact

22 Nov 2024

Data disclosure regulations are holding back social impact initiatives by distracting organisations from the most insight-rich data

The road to a truly sustainable data centre

18 Nov 2024

Achieving genuine sustainability hinges on operators’ capacity to revolutionise their entire operational framework

Why we’re wasting waste: the new start-up that’s changing the way the UK recycles

14 Nov 2024

The UK produces substantial quantities of waste, averaging around 40 million tonnes annually

08 Nov 2024

Exploiting the working class

From Emily Thornberry’s contempt for white van man, Gordon Brown’s dismissal of an elderly lady worried by immigration as “bigoted”, and Keir Starmer’s characterisation of the recent immigration protesters as “Far Right” (even though most of them were peaceful), the issues that worry the UK’s working class seems to be a long way down the priority list of our politicians

Sustainability

Building consumer trust around sustainability

Smarter procurement and sustainability

Bitcoin and the transformation of energy

Power Purchase Agreements: a new approach to energy

Sustainability and the human factor

Scaling up for a sustainable and innovative economy

Raising the bar for what boards deliver

Data disclosure regulations and the effect on social impact

The road to a truly sustainable data centre

Why we’re wasting waste: the new start-up that’s changing the way the UK recycles

Exploiting the working class

Developing an effective business energy strategy

Hydrogen’s place in the Net Zero puzzle

Disability, inclusion and learning from the Paralympics

Reshaping the energy landscape with carbon markets

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