Eneco joins CLG Europe
October 2020 – Eneco, a Dutch energy company leading the energy transition in both Belgium and in the Netherlands has joined CLG Europe, a cross-sectoral business leadership group convened across the EU in support of a climate neutral economy. CLG Europe is convened by the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL).
Low Carbon joins The Prince of Wales's Corporate Leaders Group as membership is extended to SMEs
8 October 2020 – Renewable energy investment company Low Carbon has become the first SME to join The Prince of Wales's Corporate Leaders Group (CLG).
Blog: Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are vital to UK decarbonisation – how do we meaningfully engage them?
8 October 2020 – Beverley Cornaby, Senior Programme Manager, The Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leaders Group reflects on how small and medium enterprises (SMEs) can help shift the UK economy towards net zero by 2050.
Event: Green Growth Partnership webinar: The EU's 2030 climate target: policies & business action to deliver the 55%, October 8 2020
Join us for this second webinar of the series that the Green Growth Partnership (GGP) is organising on ‘Greening the economic recovery in line with climate neutrality - From commitments to action’.
Launch of Climate Leadership NOW, the new paper on corporate climate leadership from the We Mean Business coalition
24 September 2020 – The We Mean Business coalition published today a new paper produced in collaboration with CISL, that lays out what corporate climate leadership needs to look like in the 2020s. The publication was launched during a dedicated event at Climate Week NYC.
More than 170 business leaders and investors urge EU heads of state to set higher 2030 emissions reduction targets
As the European Commission sits down to discuss proposals for a new 2030 emissions target in time for the State of the Union address tomorrow (Wednesday Sept 16), more than 170 European businesses, investors and business networks, including Microsoft, IKEA, Deutsche Bank, Unilever, H&M, Google, EDF, Signify and Apple are calling on EU leaders to back the ambition set out in the European Green Deal and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55 per cent by 2030.