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The Climate Group, United Nations (UN), and the City of New York (NYC), held the 16th edition of Climate Week NYC from the 22nd-29th of September 2024.

The Grocer recently reported that, according to a new report from Abel & Cole, “more than three quarters of organic farmers have seen their crops affected by unpredictable weather in the past 12 months”.

In today’s digital age, data holds a mirror to reality, offering insights and guiding decisions across industries. Yet the true value of data hinges on our ability to observe and interpret it.

Whether the sun is shining or not, the Wimbledon Championships are a bastion of the British summer. It is synonymous not just with tennis, but also with strawberries, cream and often an array of umbrellas.

It is no secret that in recent years, energy security and indeed energy costs have become a matter of high concern for businesses. Building owners, operators, and managers have by no means been exempt, and many have considered what alternative options for energy supply can alleviate some of the strains that they have experienced.

Ahead of this weekend’s World Day for Safety and Health at Work, we asked Sarah Moore, our Head of Safety, Environment, Quality and Energy to share some of her thoughts on building a safety culture

We’ve recently been invited by Crimestoppers to join their Stay Energy Safe campaign, a new initiative aimed at addressing energy theft, an issue that poses significant risks to safety, sustainability, and affordability.

The Global Tipping Points report launched at the 28th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP28) examined the risks and opportunities of negative and positive Climate Tipping Points (CTPs).

The International Women’s Day 2024 (IWD 2024) is a global day which “celebrates the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women, and marks a call to action for accelerating women’s equality”.

The Capacity Market Auction stands as a crucial mechanism ensuring the stability and reliability of electricity supply, particularly during peak demand periods.

Working closely with key stakeholders and partners, Conrad Energy is investigating the potential beneficial relationship between its renewable energy initiatives and the incorporation of NbS at select sites.

Farmers Weekly research at the end of last winter revealed that one third of producers had already reduced their output in the previous 12 months in response to high energy costs, while nearer half (44%) said they would do so in the 12 months to April 2024.