🌎 At PagerDuty, sustainability is a key part of how we operate. Our science-based climate targets have been approved by Science Based Targets initiative and align with a 1.5°C trajectory – the most ambitious designation available. Learn more in this blog by our Chief Financial Officer, Howard Wilson ➡️ bit.ly/4fcn1JN #ScienceBasedTargets
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🌍 Anticipation is building for our upcoming Climate Day next week! With a jam-packed programme, our colleagues will gather for a day of inspiring talks and discussions on climate action, sustainability and the circular economy. Alongside guest speakers, the programme also includes internal project showcases highlighting our innovative steps to tackle climate challenges. What's planned: 🔹 Project Showcases: Insightful internal project showcases by Paul Schmidberger & Gerhard Wagner 🔹 Guest Lecture: Karin Lenhard from the Österreichischer Sparkassenverband talks about ‘ESG in Finance: Confronting the Climate Crisis - Opportunity or Burden?’ 🔹 Circular Economy in Construction: Insights into challenges and potentials from Benjamin Kromoser from BOKU 🔹 Panel Discussion: A deep dive into circular economy and regulations with Benjamin Kromoser (BOKU), Stefan Krispel (Smart Minerals) and Claudiu Silvestru, moderated by Markus Auinger. It promises to be an impactful day for our teams to gather, learn and collaborate on creating a sustainable future. 🌱 #iCconsulenten #iCgroup #iCthePeople #iCtheFuture #iCtheChange #Infrastructure #ClimateDay #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #Networking #TeamEvent
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The built environment is at a crossroads. In his latest blog post, NZero's Chief Technology Officer John Rula, PhD previews his talking points for #ClimateWeekNYC, specifically how shifting from reactive tools like BMS and Digital Twins to proactive strategies using predictive analytics can reshape sustainability. By leveraging high-quality data and strategic tools, companies can anticipate regulatory changes, optimize investments and reduce emissions. Proactivity is key to turning climate challenges into strategic opportunities. If you're in town for #ClimateWeekNYC and can't make John's session with Deloitte, Technology in the Built Environment, tomorrow, don't worry. We'll be back to post takeaways. Read the full blog post below and learn how NZero is helping organizations drive climate impact with data-driven solutions. #Sustainability #NetZero #ClimateAction #BuiltEnvironment #Decarbonization
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An evolutionary leap in climate leadership is ocurring at the local-level, which I address in my talk at the CDP 2024 US Workshop below. The worlds of urban & corporate sustainability are colliding and forming important symbiotic relationships: (1) Cities cannot control all of their emissions via climate action plans alone, they need to combine forces with local businesses who also have adopted sustainability/#ESG measures. (2) Large corporations' decarbonization budgets are actually quite limited, and they do need financial help from gov't on that front, meaning that when cities mobilize financial incentives (rebates, grants, etc.) to defray those costs, it can substantially accelerate local private sector decarbonization (i.e., instead of retrofitting 1 building, the business will be able afford to retrofit 2). New models of public-private partnerships provide an effective platform for this to happen, where cities + businesses can also align carbon targets, share resources, and collectively reduce more local GHG reductions than otherwise would be possible. This approach being harnessed by the City Business Climate Alliance and my ongoing research. cc Laura Parry, Katie Walsh, Zöe Fitzgerald Kyra Appleby Dexter Galvin Simon Fischweicher Kevin Chuah References from my address: (1) B. Leffel, Tom Lyon, Joshua Newell, "Filling the climate governance gap", Energy Research & Social Science, https://lnkd.in/gszT_X8Y (2) Dan Gearino, "A Boutique Hotel Helps Explain the Benefits of Businesses and Government Teaming Up to Conserve Energy", Inside Climate News, https://lnkd.in/g_STeVXY
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Getting ready for Climate Week next week, with an eye on the Sustainable Investment Forum fireside on Tuesday. I'll be diving into how we can bridge the gap between the investment and delivery communities—aligning ESG and sustainability decision-making frameworks and delivery metrics through deeper collaboration to truly deliver long-term value. In sectors and regions still wrestling with how to properly value or deliver long-term value outcomes like decarbonization, climate resilience or nature recovery, these conversations are critical. At AtkinsRealis our focus is on how we 'design in resilience, design out carbon, and drive down cost' to make sustainable infrastructure and the value it can bring the norm, not the exception. Looking forward to the insights and energy of the week ahead. #ClimateWeek #SustainableInvestmentforum #designinresiliencedesignoutcarbon #Collaboration
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Excited to tackle this big question that's central to trusted and scalable climate action: how to define quality in the voluntary carbon market. Should be an enriching dialogue with fellow panelists and thought leaders Isometric CEO Eamon Jubbawy, Workday CSO Erik Hansen, and Judy Savitskaya Diligence Lead - Frontier Carbon Removal, Stripe on April 24th. See you at SF Climate Week! #VCM #voluntarycarbonmarket #highquality #highintegrity #carboncredits #CDR #NBS #carbondioxideremovals #engineeredremovals #climateaction #climateactionnow #climateweek #sfclimateweek #sfcw #sfcw2024
Sustainability leaders want to maximize their climate impact. As the science and standards coalesce around the most effective pathways to drive that impact, the voluntary carbon market is becoming a key part of corporate strategy. Patch and Isometric are hosting an executive breakfast at SF Climate Week exclusively for the buy-side of the carbon market. We're bringing together an intimate group of corporate CSO, ESG, and sustainability leaders from across the industry to discuss what it takes to bring high-integrity carbon removal to scale. Panelists will share how they’ve approached key questions and considerations when taking on MRV, durability, incentive structures, and transparency. They’ll share best practices for building portfolios and undergoing innovative financing mechanisms and detail their experiences in supporting carbon high-integrity credits rooted in scientific rigor and transparency. Panelists include: Erik Hansen, Chief Sustainability Officer, Workday Eamon Jubbawy, Founder & CEO, Isometric Judy Savitskaya, Diligence Lead - Frontier Carbon Removal Stripe Bee Hui Yeh, Carbon Markets, Patch Apply to attend here: https://lnkd.in/gmEDwtrq
The quality question: Defining high-integrity carbon credits to scale climate solutions · Luma
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A great event for #Sustainability leaders taking part in SF Climate Week. Hear from climate action leaders, on how they're defining high-integrity carbon credits to scale climate solutions. The conversation will address key considerations when taking on monitoring reporting and verification, durability, incentive structures, and transparency. They’ll share best practices for building portfolios and undergoing innovative financing mechanisms and detail their experiences in supporting carbon high-integrity credits rooted in scientific rigor and transparency. A must for CSOs and Heads of ESG. See below, and apply to attend.
Sustainability leaders want to maximize their climate impact. As the science and standards coalesce around the most effective pathways to drive that impact, the voluntary carbon market is becoming a key part of corporate strategy. Patch and Isometric are hosting an executive breakfast at SF Climate Week exclusively for the buy-side of the carbon market. We're bringing together an intimate group of corporate CSO, ESG, and sustainability leaders from across the industry to discuss what it takes to bring high-integrity carbon removal to scale. Panelists will share how they’ve approached key questions and considerations when taking on MRV, durability, incentive structures, and transparency. They’ll share best practices for building portfolios and undergoing innovative financing mechanisms and detail their experiences in supporting carbon high-integrity credits rooted in scientific rigor and transparency. Panelists include: Erik Hansen, Chief Sustainability Officer, Workday Eamon Jubbawy, Founder & CEO, Isometric Judy Savitskaya, Diligence Lead - Frontier Carbon Removal Stripe Bee Hui Yeh, Carbon Markets, Patch Apply to attend here: https://lnkd.in/gmEDwtrq
The quality question: Defining high-integrity carbon credits to scale climate solutions · Luma
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As #ClimateWeekNYC brings together key voices on #sustainability, we take a look at practical pathways to decarbonization. While the journey is complex, prioritizing high-impact assets allows us to take meaningful steps toward reducing global emissions. By concentrating on the areas with the most potential for change, we can make measurable progress and create long-term value. Our research highlights that focusing on a select group of high-impact assets can significantly contribute to global decarbonization efforts. Addressing these key assets first will help speed up the shift to more sustainable energy systems. 💡 Ready for a deep dive? Tomorrow we will host a roundtable at the Sustainable Investment Forum North America where our experts and industry leaders will share and discuss first-hand experiences and success stories from around the world. For more insights, explore our research and connect with our experts at Climate Week in New York: ➡ https://lnkd.in/dh-xKeWT Yvonne Ruf, Martin Hoyer, Robert Zabors, Daniel Gabaldon, Bill Malarkey, Benjamin Y. Lowe, Christopher Hoyes, Michael Granowski, Kyle Datta #RolandBerger
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Sustainability leaders want to maximize their climate impact. As the science and standards coalesce around the most effective pathways to drive that impact, the voluntary carbon market is becoming a key part of corporate strategy. Patch and Isometric are hosting an executive breakfast at SF Climate Week exclusively for the buy-side of the carbon market. We're bringing together an intimate group of corporate CSO, ESG, and sustainability leaders from across the industry to discuss what it takes to bring high-integrity carbon removal to scale. Panelists will share how they’ve approached key questions and considerations when taking on MRV, durability, incentive structures, and transparency. They’ll share best practices for building portfolios and undergoing innovative financing mechanisms and detail their experiences in supporting carbon high-integrity credits rooted in scientific rigor and transparency. Panelists include: Erik Hansen, Chief Sustainability Officer, Workday Eamon Jubbawy, Founder & CEO, Isometric Judy Savitskaya, Diligence Lead - Frontier Carbon Removal Stripe Bee Hui Yeh, Carbon Markets, Patch Apply to attend here: https://lnkd.in/gmEDwtrq
The quality question: Defining high-integrity carbon credits to scale climate solutions · Luma
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Tomorrow, Arup is starting a webinar that is so educative on sustainability. Please take time to attend and get informed more about how to digitally helping deliver a net zero, climate resilient and nature positive world. Also, how are digital twins and digital asset management accelerating decarbonisation, which is my favourite part 😁🥂. See you there Antony Agumisiriza and Mat Lovell
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