The ongoing climate crisis is one of the greatest challenges of our lifetime and the corporate call to action is at an all-time high. Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius and avoiding the most catastrophic damage is essential, and corporations are the most influential players.

As an increasing number of companies around the world set corporate climate goals, public skepticism grows–and with it, the need for an increased focus on credibility. The credibility gaps that exist in the market must be addressed in order to realize the emissions reductions that such targets promise. Credible climate goals should contain strategies aligned with science and clear company roadmaps. Goals should be robust, distinctly defined, and backed by data.  

Review the four steps your organization can follow to make credible, actionable climate goals in 3Degrees’ white paper, In Setting Corporate Climate Goals, Credibility is Key.

Engineers are developing huge ‘gravity batteries’ to store power from renewable energy generators — a key technology for the clean energy transition.

The state of corporate sustainability communications is dismal. It’s not just the comms folks’ fault.

Suzanne Biegel, a longtime respected advocate of “gender-smart” investing, on why corporate sustainability teams should double down on their understanding of gender equality and women’s health issues.

The retailer plans to open up Circular Connector, a database of packaging innovations, in late 2022.

We’ve just established a beachhead in Europe as we expand the scope and reach of our events, digital media and peer network platforms. Meet the woman who is leading the charge.

Finding your way there can be hairy, but there are ways to make yourself stand out and achieve your goals once you’ve arrived.

Finding your way there can be hairy, but there are ways to make yourself stand out and achieve your goals once you’ve arrived.

Grid outages.

Hurricanes, wildfires, flooding, and other severe weather.

Ever-fluctuating energy prices.

Growing demand for fewer emissions and “greener” practices.

Organizations of all sizes and industries are facing new energy challenges.

But now, there’s a solution to help you overcome these challenges, so you can operate with greater energy efficiency, sustainability, and cost control. It’s called Energy as a Service, and it’s revolutionizing the way organizations create and consume energy.

This e-guide explores the ins and outs of the Energy as a Service business model.

Learn about the three trends shaping the new energy landscape
Find out how Energy as a Service solves your energy challenges
Discover microgrids and other technologies behind the model
Read about two Energy as a Service ventures backed by Schneider Electric™ and global investment firms
Explore a real-life success story
Determine if Energy as a Service is a good fit for your organization

Greater energy control is at your fingertips. Ready to get it for less risk and zero upfront costs?

Download the e-guide to get started.

On this week’s episode: Tue Beijer, founder and CTO of STILFOLD, which is bending recycled and green steel into products such as an e-scooter.