News Commentary | November 12, 2021
In the five countries — Canada, Germany, India, the United Arab Emirates, and the U.K. — government procurement of concrete and steel is 25% to 40% of the market. U.S. states California, Colorado, and New Jersey have adopted similar policies. Next year, this initiative will announce decarbonization ... Not part of subscription
Research Brief | November 19, 2021
This insight is the first in a series of insights focusing on key decisions made at COP26 and their impacts on corporate innovation and sustainability. This insight focuses specifically on the Glasgow Climate Pact signed at the event. Additional insights addressing COP26’s impact on specific ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | February 18, 2022
With climate change legislation stalled, the Biden Administration is using executive authority to generate demand for low‑carbon steel, concrete, and asphalt, alongside other energy‑focused measures. Government procurement preferences for low‑carbon construction materials should lead to a tiered ... Not part of subscription
by Benjamin Torda
Washington's governor pledged the state would reach net-zero emissions by 2050, becoming only the second state to do so. As a result, Washington will limit greenhouse gas emissions, establish a clean fuel standard, increase zero-emission vehicles and charging stations, establish an emissions standard for ride-share fleets, extend a tax incentive for community solar projects, and support carbon sequestration. These wide-ranging policies show how full decarbonization will touch all aspects of the economy; clients should expect more full decarbonization pledges and look to high-margin opportunities providing solutions to difficult-to-decarbonize sectors like long-haul trucking or steel production.
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