Global Sustainability Priorities Report

Climate scientists say the world needs to cut carbon dioxide emissions by 45% by 2030 to limit the global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees. Download our Global Sustainability Priorities Report to understand the ESG, Carbon Reduction and Sustainability challenges and opportunities for global supply chains.

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Carbon Reduction and Achieving Net Zero

This free course covers a range of carbon reduction topics, from the principles of carbon reduction to how to measure Green House Gas (GHG) emissions across scope 1, 2 and 3. Our aim is to equip businesses with the right tools to understand the steps they have to follow in order to accelerate their journey towards a low carbon future.

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Industry Insights, Whitepapers

Critical Materials Shortages and Renewable Infrastructure Whitepaper:

Overcoming Scarcity in the UK’s Transition to Net Zero

The UK’s renewable energy transition is at a critical moment. With ambitious net-zero goals and increasing demand for clean energy, the sector faces significant challenges, including material shortages, infrastructure delays, and skills gaps.

This comprehensive white paper examines:

Key risks in the UK’s renewable energy supply chain.
Actionable solutions to enhance supply chain resilience and efficiency.
Strategies for grid modernization, managing material shortages, and workforce development.

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Download this white paper to explore how innovative approaches, collaboration, and technology can drive the UK’s renewable energy sector forward.

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