Climate Change & Sustainability
Climate change has emerged as the defining priority of our time. Organisations are expected to have strategies for Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), and Net Zero Carbon (NZC), aligned to corporate commitments and our global need to reach Net Zero by 2050.
Backed by changes in regulation, law, consumer and investor action, many organisations will need to substantially improve their sustainability and climate change activity and implement transformation programmes to enable and embed, not only new strategies, processes, and policies; but to truly embed a culture that embraces and formalises climate change, sustainability, and net zero carbon principles. However, in an environment where the economic outlook is mixed, given rising costs, economic uncertainty, and supply chain disruptions, not to mention consumer expectations re digital and the need to remain competitive - making the case for change when that change does not deliver immediate and direct results to the bottom line, is challenging. Even futile. The cost of sustainability is often prohibitive for businesses today.
So, the question to ask is, how do you secure funding for your climate change agenda in the current market? Simply put, you don’t. Instead, you secure funding for your Energy Management approach and make carbon emissions reduction a by-product. An effective Energy Management Strategy will reduce cost, increase resilience and reduce carbon emissions for a business.
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