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Organisations are grappling with the need to reduce their carbon footprint from both an environmental and economic perspective. One instrument to combat climate change is the EU ETS. The drive towards a more sustainable economy requires a strategy that considers an organisation’s ... Show More

In this episode, we discuss the concept of virtual accounts, and how virtual accounts can help organisations to manage their liquidity in real time. Our panel of experts share key insights and common pitfalls, according to treasury, tax and legal perspectives. This episode also h ... Show More

As the world continues battling the COVID-19 pandemic with lockdown strategies and vaccine rollout programmes, companies grapple with new business challenges - including the need to rethink and reconfigure their businesses for a changed world. Our panel of experts share their lat ... Show More

The aviation sector is facing challenges and opportunities as it transitions to a low-carbon future. This podcast explores the role sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) could play in reducing airline emissions, amidst other strategies airline companies are pursuing to achieve their ne ... Show More

Climate change is causing severe weather, dangerously elevated temperatures, and water shortages around the world. Meanwhile, firms are struggling to reduce their carbon emissions while adapting their operations to these new conditions. To address both challenges at once, Harvard ... Show More

Les négociations climatiques à Paris ont abouti à un nouvel accord. Les nations s'engagent à réduire les émissions de carbone pour lutter contre le réchauffement climatique. Un pas important pour la planète. Traduction :Climate negotiations in Paris resulted in a new agreement. N ... Show More

This week: The first in a new state-of-sustainability series, Brendan May, business expert and founder of Robertsbridge, talks with Innovation Forum’s Ian Welsh about the apparent current crossroads for sustainable business and why some companies are scaling back on their ambitio ... Show More

When it comes to carbon dioxide, last year was a record year. The world emitted more of the climate-warming gas in 2022 than in any year since scientists began recording levels in 1900. The culprit, says the International Energy Agency, is society’s voracious appetite for fossil ... Show More

Flying, for many of us, is now routine. For a few of us it is a weekly, maybe even daily, event. At the same time global protests, concerned with the pressing danger of climate change and the need to reduce CO2 emissions, are gaining attention and causing alarm. So, will we ever ... Show More

On our second installment of Carbon Frontiers 2025, we welcome Alasdair Were, Head of Environmental Markets at Abaxx Exchange, back into the SmarterMarkets™ studio. David Greely sits down with Alasdair to discuss how recent dramatic policy changes and hard economic realities are ... Show More

As the global push for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices and sustainability gains momentum, CFOs face the challenge of translating complex mandates into actionable strategies that simultaneously satisfy regulators, investors, and the company's bottom line. Mar ... Show More

While debate may rage over the feasibility of the Paris Agreement goals on containing climate change, it is clear to many investors that economies are inevitably moving towards net zero emissions and many policymakers are legislating in the realisation that the transition is comi ... Show More

Chris Allen is Global Principal at Jacobs, a purpose-led, technical professional services firm with approximately $16 billion in annual revenue and a talent force of more than 60,000.  He works collaboratively with partners and clients to co-create and align innovative technologi ... Show More