International regulation is redefining the investment landscape. Vital national commitments such as net zero present specific challenges for different sectors of the economy, requiring foresight and detailed planning.
We develop organization-wide plans to prepare companies and organizations to become truly net zero. Our advice ranges from economic planning, environmental, energy and sustainability expertise to business strategy and regulatory compliance. Climate change is a challenge for all of us; we can help you recalibrate for the net zero era and maintain a thriving organization.
To achieve net zero, every element of the modern economy will have to decarbonize. This has profound implications for traditional business assumptions regarding costs, risks, the regulatory environment, material and resource use, and changing consumer preferences. Understandably, achieving decarbonization requires a systematic approach.
A circular economy is one that creates value from natural resources in new ways, linking growth to positive environmental and social outcomes. Fundamentally, circularity translates into moving beyond the current practice of “take, make, use, throw” in the built environment and bringing long-term sustainability to an organization’s operations.
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) has become a central tenet of modern business, encompassing a company’s commitment to sustainability, social responsibility, and ethical governance. As the global focus on sustainability has intensified and stakeholders have increasingly demanded accountability, ESG considerations have come to the forefront of corporate and investor decisions.
We believe that every project in the built and natural environment must concretely improve the lives of users and communities. From the smallest details to the grandest ambitions, we integrate accessibility for all, educational and employment opportunities, and the need to address and overcome historical injustices into our thinking.
The impacts of climate change are already projected to cost the global economy $54 trillion by 2040-understanding the threats a business, community or organization faces is now an urgent priority. In addition to climate change, organizations need to be aware of related risks that include security threats, infrastructure failure, and social unrest.
