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ENGIE Launches Ellipse, World’s Most Comprehensive Carbon Intelligence Platform
Carbon intelligence platform accelerates global decarbonization efforts for businesses across scope 1, 2 and 3.
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Though sustainability goals have become increasingly ambitious, companies and cities have been slow to integrate climate risk into risk management strategies and long-term investments.
In September the UN Global Compact announced the formation of a CFO Taskforce for the SDGs, including ENGIE Impact's CFO, Vincent Manier.
Jeff Waller, Senior Director, Head of Financing Solutions at ENGIE Impact, outlines the barriers for CFOs and finance teams to be aware of in relation to sustainability transformation.
In March organisations had to pivot just to survive. Short-term thinking dominated. Can we now turn our attention back to the global climate crisis?
Ben Moens, Managing Director, Sustainability Solutions from ENGIE Impact, offers a perspective on the opportunities and challenges to scaling up emission reduction of thermal applications and industrial processes.
This event will provide an overview of recommendations, how it relates to other voluntary carbon market efforts underway, and what it means to the voluntary carbon market participants.
The CFO has the opportunity to lead the sustainability conversation by articulating the manifold ways sustainability creates value for the company.
In this Climate Week article, CEO of ENGIE Impact, Mathias Lelievre, discusses the imperative to flatten the carbon curve this decade.
Applying COVID-19 learnings around prioritising resilience to similar operational, financial and strategic risks is imperative as we fight climate change.
Martin Sieh covers the three primary challenges to achieving a zero carbon economy and actionable advice for how to overcome them.
Tech giants that have taken a more aggressive stance on climate change have increased as they explore how to tackle their data centres impact.
As food and beverage companies look to recover from COVID-19, they can apply what they’ve learned and prepare for the system-wide risks of a changing climate.