Working with our partners to deliver sustainable change by accelerating the journey to net zero.
Governments, businesses and investors need to reduce emissions, ensure affordable energy and increase resilience.
Regulatory demands, increasing scrutiny and investor focus, climate risk and environmental, social and governance (ESG) require organisations to develop a credible plan.
We work with clients to make a meaningful difference by embedding sustainable principles into major projects and programmes so that they are a central part of the strategy.
We drive rapid progress towards climate commitments, drawing on the experience of our large team of sustainability specialists, alongside skills in wider areas of programme management.
Our approach futureproofs organisations by integrating sustainability strategies into the heart of major project and programme strategy and set up. We align the supply chain and programme management approach to the need to realise clear sustainable goals in delivery and asset operation.
Our approach is supported by the application of commercial rigour, process, controls and data.
Driving the transition to net zero through the world class development, construction and operation of renewable energy assets.
Outcomes
Delivering low carbon electricity and carbon capture technology to support net-zero targets.
Implementing the South African Government’s plan to deliver a hydrogen economy.
Delivering a low carbon future through the Santos Clean Energy Programme.
Involving the whole community in flood management.
As Malaysia's construction industry continues to grow, its government must formulate a long-term plan around sustainability.
In this article we explore how a life cycle perspective can support delivering effective results throughout the construction industry.
Heat networks offer low cost, low carbon heating which could help NHS England to achieve their bold net-zero target.
New York City has big carbon reduction ambitions, looking to achieve a six-million-tonne reduction in Greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
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