Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil or HVO is seen by some as the interim solution to diesel emissions but others are concerned about wider impacts in the value chain. This report from the UK sets out some clear facts for buyers to consider.
Imperial College London is one of the world’s top universities. Their sustainable procurement policy is a major step on their journey to Net Zero emissions.
A whitepaper setting out a suggested series of performance indicators for corporate procurement teams to align with upcoming EU and German regulations.
The UK’s High Speed 2 project is one of the largest construction projects in Europe. As the project progresses, they share key learnings in real time to help other projects improve. This series of five podcasts will be built on as the project progresses. Scroll down the landing page to find the podcasts.
The Irish Government has published guidance on Green Public Procurement in 2024. Disappointingly there is no reference to ISO 20400.
The Greater London Authority has been developing their sustainable procurement practices for nearly 2 decades. Here is their 2023 report with a significant emphasis on using procurement to deliver social and economic benefits for the city.
A web based case study to accelerate circular economy principles in the built environment sector. Established in the UK but rapidly expanding globally.
Supply Chain Sustainability School has published the largest-ever employee diversity survey in the United Kingdom. This comprehensive survey offers a detailed record of diversity data and pinpointing areas for improvement..
A 5 minute video introducing the key concepts aof climate change in simple language. Ideal for beginners or those thrying to explain the concept to others.
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