| January 15, 2025
How to "flip the script" on CSRD compliance and get ready quickly
For many companies, 2025 marks the beginning of extensive data collection for CSRD reporting. In this article, we outline how companies can efficiently manage this effort by prioritizing critical data gaps.
| January 15, 2025
Understanding the environmental impacts of fiber and copper communications networks
Fiber optic networks offer long-term environmental benefits but face higher initial impacts compared to copper. In this white paper, we examine the key impacts across each life cycle phase.
| January 5, 2025
Exploring hydrogen’s potential to decarbonise steel from blast furnaces
71% of steel is currently manufactured using blast furnaces. However, applying hydrogen injection in blast furnaces to decarbonise steel production has not been fully explored. New research looks into the feasibility of this approach to lowering steel emissions.
| December 21, 2024
How the incoming administration could affect US federal funding for clean energy projects
While President-elect Trump has signaled his intent to roll back clean energy or climate-related programs, it is still too soon to tell which actions the new administration might take or what it may accomplish. Given this uncertainty, it remains important for clean energy business leaders to understand how these programs function and how the new administration could seek to modify them.
| December 18, 2024
Kickstarting Oslo’s regenerative journey
With many future focused and sustainability savvy clients in Norway, the time seemed right to unite and inspire collective action to secure a more regenerative future for Oslo.
| December 18, 2024
Community engagement: A cornerstone of environmental justice
Increasingly, meaningful community engagement is becoming a requirement for environmental permitting processes. In this article, our experts discuss the differences between outreach and engagement and how to overcome obstacles to meaningful community involvement in project-planning and decision-making processes.
| December 17, 2024
Got land for a data center?
Land and power are at the heart of a growing digital gold rush. What will it take to make your land a prime contender?
| December 17, 2024
Data centers challenge communities: revising noise ordinances for balance
Rising concerns across the US over noise emissions from existing and proposed data centers are prompting a review of local noise ordinances and state statutes. In many cases, communities and lawmakers question whether existing regulations adequately address these issues. In this article, we explore the regulatory challenges and potential revisions needed to balance community needs and industry interests.
| December 15, 2024
3 new insights on the future of steel certifications
New regulations mean that obtaining environmental product certifications for steel will be become more complex and require changes in production processes. Gain an understanding of the latest developments from three industry experts.
| December 8, 2024
How to halve the carbon footprint of new builds
Concrete production is responsible for 7% of global emissions and is the most widely used construction material in the world. A new study by the Danish concrete association, Dansk Beton, has concluded that too much concrete is used in buildings and smarter design methods combined with lower emission types of concrete can almost halve a new building’s carbon footprint and significantly reduce material consumption.
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