By leveraging automation and robotics, smart building materials, and data collection and analysis, construction companies can reduce waste, increase safety, and improve efficiency.
How is Technology Improving Construction Sustainability?
read more
Search Category: Guest Author
Category Filter:
Environmental Management
Energy Management
Buildings (Plants and Campuses)
Supply Chain
Regions Filter:
Stay Informed
Article Category: Guest Author
Renewable Energy & American Energy Transition: Where is Investment Headed?
With billions of dollars in government funding becoming widely available to scale renewables and climate tech solutions, the American energy and utility market will undergo extreme changes for years to come.
Expect $264B of Investment in Electric Vehicle Charging by 2030
Global technology company Siemens predicts that the market for wireless EV charging in Europe and North America will reach $2 billion by 2028.
Why Geopolitics is Fast Becoming the Added G in ESG
Geopolitics, some believe, is now so important, it’s actually becoming an additional “G” in ESG.
A Network Approach to Water-Related Supply Chain Challenges
As water resources come under increasing threat, a network approach to supply chain and water risk management will be essential.
Strong Supply Chain Visibility is Pivotal for Businesses’ Survival
If businesses want to protect their bottom line, it is therefore vital that they gain strong visibility over their suppliers’ emissions, which make up around two-thirds of an average company’s carbon emissions.
Beyond TCFD: The Age of Corporate Climate Accountability and Opportunity
Companies that prioritize investments in skills, capacity, and technologies today will be at the forefront of their industries, positioned for success in the decades to come.
Will Waste-to-Energy Technologies Cater to the Infinite Demand for Power and Relieve Finite Resources?
Municipal solid waste burning in waste-to-energy facilities is a reliable and affordable substitute for coal power plants.
The Status of Two Pending Rules That Would Require Disclosure of Climate Risks – Part 2
The comment period for the proposal ends February 13, 2023.
The Status of Two Pending Rules That Would Require Disclosure of Climate Risks
In this two-part series, Jeffrey Karp, Senior Counsel, Sullivan & Worcester LLP, and Edward Mahaffey, Staff Attorney, Sullivan & Worcester LLP will discuss the status of two pending federal regulations that would require the disclosure of information concerning GHG emissions and climate-related risks