The need to measure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions has become one of the most pressing challenges for cities, companies and organisations worldwide. In a context of accelerating climate change and increasingly demanding sustainability policies, the ability to...

Corporate sustainability has evolved from a peripheral concern into a core element of business strategy and competitiveness. In a context marked by climate change, increasing regulatory requirements and growing scrutiny from customers, investors and partners,...

Sustainability is increasingly recognised as a driver of long-term value creation rather than a cost or compliance burden. Companies that integrate sustainability into their strategy are better positioned to manage risks, seize new opportunities and adapt to changing...

Cities play a central role in the fight against climate change. It is estimated that between 70% and 80% of global carbon dioxide emissions originate in urban environments, as a result of the concentration of population, economic activity, mobility, energy consumption...

The concept of carbon footprint has become a central element in the sustainability strategies of companies, cities and organisations. A carbon footprint represents the total amount of greenhouse gas emissions generated directly and indirectly by an activity,...

ESG reporting has evolved into a strategic tool that goes far beyond compliance. Environmental, Social and Governance information is now a critical component in how organisations are assessed by investors, financial institutions, partners and regulators. Transparent...