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While we are seeing some of the highest renewable energy and transition investments to date, how do we help energy and water projects get off the ground to be on track to reach net zero by 2050? Through our recent partnership with Reuters Energy and with our industry peers and clients, we explore this challenge and share tangible tools and implementation steps to help drive the transition forward.
Water and energy infrastructure are at the heart of our communities.
This paper looks at the causes of ‘Progress paralysis’ and possible ways to accelerate the energy transition through an implementation roadmap produced in association with the global professional services company GHD.
When facing the energy transition, the big challenge for today’s leaders is the pace of decision-making married with information known today. The risk of getting things wrong is high, often leading to paralysis in progress, but increasingly there is an even higher risk from inaction.
GHD’s Tej Gidda moderated a panel of energy and water industry experts discussing the challenges and opportunities facing industry and communities:
Discover how strategic investments, clear policies, and innovative technologies pave the way for a sustainable energy transition, driving economic growth and environmental responsibility.
Explore the challenges and opportunities in sustainable energy investment. Learn about balancing factors like investments, climate goals, and social needs.
Learn about baseline emissions, scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, and how transforming carbon data informs energy source decisions.
GHD and Reuters Events Renewables partnered for the second time in 2023 following the successful ‘Tackling the Transition’ collaboration from 2022. The partnership enables GHD to share global advisory insights and technical expertise to Reuters’ audience on the topic of the energy transition, adding value to Reuters’ audience and wider network. For further information, please visit https://www.reutersevents.com/events/renewables-content/
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