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Decarbonising the UK’s energy system and wider economy will require rapid electrification of heat, transport and industry, leading to a sharp rise in electricity demand. The National Energy System Operator’s (NESO) analysis suggests electricity demand could increase by 25-40% by the early 2030s and almost triple by 2050, reaching up to 700-785 TWh per year, compared with around 290 TWh today

The FCA is consulting on plans to roll out new UK SRS1 and SRS2 sustainability reporting standards across UK listed companies to enhance transparency.

How we developed a robust auction and evaluation method for The Crown Estate, balancing market entry, COVID-19 impacts, and value for money for stakeholders.

The commission's recommendations for long term, systemic reform of regulation, governance, investment, and accountability could reset the sector's trajectory.

Find out more about the benefits of developing a strong transition planning strategy

Exploring the Government's role in energy equity financing for decarbonisation.

Explore the barriers and solutions to Labour's 2030 petrol and diesel phase-out, and strategies to expand the uptake of electric vehicles.

How can UK businesses drive growth while meeting sustainability expectations to become low-carbon and resource efficient?

How we supported Milton Keynes City Council through the procurement of a new environmental services contract.

Public sector entities must report on climate-related risks using the TCFD framework in a phased approach.

How can you ensure your transition plans to reach net zero by 2050 will drive value for your organisation?

How we helped Transport for Greater Manchester deliver on their electric vehicle charging infrastructure strategy.

Practical steps to boost resilience within your organisation.

Building a business case for retrofitting 8000 homes in the Glasgow City Region.

A survey of 43 UK-based lenders to understand their ESG lending and what it means for mid-market firms.

What does the global focus on carbon taxes mean for your organisation?