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The norm for engineering and environmental firms to incorporate sustainability elements into their projects is becoming more widespread. A growing number of RFPs now mandate criteria such as green building certifications, energy efficiency goals, renewable energy incorporation, and more, reflecting the emphasis both public and private entities place on environmentally conscious practices. Various factors drive this shift. Dive into our latest article below to uncover further insights.

CEPSA is setting a benchmark in the energy transition, working hard to be leaders in sustainable energy and mobility. To delve deeper into how the company is transforming its activities, Maria Joao Ribeirinho, McKinsey & Company will sit down with Carlos Barrasa at #ESFEurope in Madrid during our keynote fireside chat, to learn more about how their initiatives are helping to decarbonise productive processes and other sectors. 🌿🇪🇸 #EnergyTransition #Sustainability #decarbonisation

📰 An insightful article from Financial Times highlighting the imperative need for training initiatives to bridge the expanding green skills gap within the UK and European companies and educational institutions. https://ow.ly/SxrB50PJclY Addressing this gap has become a pressing concern with the increasing demand for professionals capable of installing and maintaining renewable energy sources. Building on ISG's 'Rethinking the skills conundrum,' white paper, the discourse surrounding a sustainable skills pipeline transcends industries, representing a shared commitment to a sustainable future across various sectors. We spoke to Ian Fuller, head of sustainability at ISG, to hear his thoughts on why this is an important topic for the sustainability sector. 🔊 Listen below. #ISGWideAngle #sustainability #skills

The telecommunications sector is taking action on sustainability objectives. Red Hat can help you achieve these goals - read how in this brief overview.

Nice article on how to achieve Carbon Netzero buildings using our Sustainability SDD programs - Strategize, Digitise and Decarbonise and save our planet

As sustainability and decarbonization continue to emerge as global issues, the development of codes and policies to solve the problems that technology creates is imperative. Read the full article here 👇 https://lnkd.in/ev6sMpTt

The norm for engineering and environmental firms to incorporate sustainability elements into their projects is becoming more widespread. A growing number of RFPs now mandate criteria such as green building certifications, energy efficiency goals, renewable energy incorporation, and more, reflecting the emphasis both public and private entities place on environmentally conscious practices. Various factors drive this shift. Dive into our latest article below to uncover further insights.

The norm for engineering and environmental firms to incorporate sustainability elements into their projects is becoming more widespread. A growing number of RFPs now mandate criteria such as green building certifications, energy efficiency goals, renewable energy incorporation, and more, reflecting the emphasis both public and private entities place on environmentally conscious practices. Various factors drive this shift. Dive into our latest article below to uncover further insights.

The norm for engineering and environmental firms to incorporate sustainability elements into their projects is becoming more widespread. A growing number of RFPs now mandate criteria such as green building certifications, energy efficiency goals, renewable energy incorporation, and more, reflecting the emphasis both public and private entities place on environmentally conscious practices. Various factors drive this shift. Dive into our latest article below to uncover further insights.