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Route to Net Zero Standard: Carbon Trust launches new net-zero certification standard for businesses - Vimarsana News

Route to Net Zero Standard: Carbon Trust launches new net-zero certification standard for businesses

The Carbon Trust has today (22 February) launched a new certification scheme to verify business' net-zero targets and strategies.

Source: edie.net
EY to hire 1,300 UK professionals for new 'Carbon' arm - Vimarsana News

EY to hire 1,300 UK professionals for new 'Carbon' arm

EY is launching a new sustainability service business and is planning to hire 1,300 people in the UK to staff its operations - equivalent to around one-tenth of its current UK employee base.

Source: edie.net
'Carbon Call': 20 major players including Microsoft team up to improve emissions accounting - Vimarsana News

'Carbon Call': 20 major players including Microsoft team up to improve emissions accounting

Environmental philanthropy platform ClimateWorks Foundation has launched a new initiative aiming to improve the reliability of carbon emissions accounting globally, backed by business giants including Microsoft, EY, KMPG and Deloitte.

Source: edie.net
Fix the Planet newsletter: When net zero means not zero - Vimarsana News

Fix the Planet newsletter: When net zero means not zero

Is it possible for corporations to draw up better net-zero targets? Or should we be looking to scrap the term entirely?

Net-zero corporate commitments largely over-reliant on carbon offsetting, report finds - Vimarsana News

Net-zero corporate commitments largely over-reliant on carbon offsetting, report finds

An analysis of 25 corporates' net-zero commitments has found that they cover, on average, just 40% of annual greenhouse gas emissions, with the likes of Unilever, Nestle and BMW Group named among the worst offenders.

Source: edie.net