Tag: Decarbonisation
AECOM signs FIDIC Climate Change Charter
Leading global infrastructure consulting company, AECOM, has signed the FIDIC Climate Change Charter, committing to practical steps towards internal decarbonisation.
Innovation may require change in industry’s shape
Global Leadership Forum Summit delegates have debated research into infrastructure and climate change, with a view to reshaping the industry to improve its positive influence and innovation.
Early decision-making crucial to decarbonising infrastructure assets
The Global Leadership Forum (GLF) Summit in Geneva has debated new research into how infrastructure decarbonisation can be accelerated through better decision-making across the whole infrastructure ecosystem.
Global electricity set to reduce carbon in 2023
China, EU and USA lead the way in renewables despite ongoing decarbonisation challenges, according to new report.
Cement circular economy could be worth €110bn by 2050, new report...
Adoption of circular technologies could decarbonise 80% of all cement and concrete emissions by 2050.
Energy CO2 rose less than feared in 2022 says IEA
Risk of runaway emissions growth from shift to coal amid global energy crisis, mitigated by renewables, EVs, heat pumps, efficiency and other factors, reports International Energy Agency.
EBRD, Netherlands and USA back Ukraine energy funding
€372m announced to help repair and enhance Ukraine's energy system against backdrop of damage from Russian invasion.
FIDIC announces industry summit to deliver COP27 commitments
COP27 started and ended with politics. Now we need industry to take the lead and solve the climate crisis, writes FIDIC CEO Dr Nelson Ogunshakin OBE.
COP27: What industry leaders discuss behind the scenes
Aecom's ESG global lead, Robert Spencer reports on industry and expert conversations away from the main stage at COP27.
COP27: Better finance, carbon calculation and purpose now needed
As COP27 negotiations draw to an end, it is now down to industry to deliver. So what comes next?
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