net-zero

B Corp status is given to businesses that meet the highest standards of social and environmental performance

By Luis D’Acosta, Executive Vice President, Digital Energy Division of Schneider Electric

The Transport Committee has set out a series of recommendations for the government to follow if it is to deliver on its target of 100% of new vehicle sales being zero emission by 2035

It will not invest in companies that are involved in the extraction, production, supply and transportation of fossil fuels or those that generate power from or own reserves of fossil fuels

Jamie Dyson, Managing Partner of Scott Richards Solicitors, spoke to future Net Zero about how the business has teamed up with Balanced Energy to undergo a green transformation

Oxford City Council has pledged to reduce the city’s emissions by 88% by 2040 from 2018 levels and offset any that remain

It previously set a goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030

The funding has been provided to increase the uptake of zero-emission HGVs following the government’s recent transport decarbonisation plan

In its latest sustainability report it revealed it has been verified net zero for its production, operates on 100% renewable energy and offsets any remaining carbon emissions it produces

The European market accounted for 74.9% of these sales, followed by China and the US contributing 21.5%