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The ESG consultancy announces round of 40 promotions in July 2023, including UK C-suite hires. The business also announces its 2022 financial results, which nearly double for the eighth consecutive […]

ESG is becoming increasingly critical across sectors and geographies in the global frenzy not to exceed the Paris Agreement threshold of 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. To this end, it is […]

The early summer temperatures in Texas are breaking records. An unbearable heat index of 125 was recorded in Corpus Christi. In Austin, the highest low temperature ever recorded for June […]

In today’s world, good data is at the foundation of any informed business decision. Whether looking at acquiring an asset, investing in a firm, or selecting a partner for a […]

Two key developments took place in the EU sustainable finance landscape this past week:   1. European Commission’s proposal for the European Sustainability Reporting Standards    On 9th June the Commission […]

Longevity Partners recently supported British Land in obtaining a landmark portfolio BREEAM In-Use certification, with all assets being awarded Very Good ratings or higher.  This is a significant achievement.  It […]

In many cities of the world, you can find copy-paste design and concrete monoliths, but the style of Japanese buildings has remained distinct. When walking through any of Japan’s cities, […]

Across the globe, multinational and state governments have implemented increasingly stringent sustainability policies. In Europe the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) sent companies scrambling to align with new sustainability […]

On 1 January 2024, the new Environment and Planning Act (“The Act”) will come into effect. The Act will create a more coherent regulatory landscape, replacing several existing laws regulating […]

Climate change is inherently an economic problem, one caused by the unrelenting pace of the last two hundred years of economic expansion, largely made possible by access to cheap but […]

In recent months, the building sector has become the unexpected protagonist in the latest instalment of what is fast becoming an EU policy analyst’s favourite blockbuster: The Fit-for-55 Legislative Package. […]