by 4C Insights | Jun 26, 2025 | Carbon Reduction, Defence & Security, Energy & Utilities, Financial Services, Health & Social Care, Industrial Manufacturing, Life Sciences, Nuclear, Public Sector, Retail & Consumer, Transport & Infrastructure
In April, UK Scientists were granted funding (CIEL 2025)to investigate geoengineering projects aimed at blocking sunlight to reduce surface temperatures and slow down climate change. Whilst the thought of the UK, a country famous for its complaints about rain and poor...
by 4C Insights | Dec 8, 2023 | Carbon Reduction, Defence & Security, Energy & Utilities, Financial Services, Health & Social Care, Industrial Manufacturing, Life Sciences, Nuclear, Public Sector, Retail & Consumer, Transport & Infrastructure
COP (Conference of the Parties) global climate summits have been running for nearly three decades[1]. The most recent of which, number 27, concluded on Sunday 20th November after 13 days of talks held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt. The planned agenda[2] was rigorous and...
by 4C Insights | Mar 3, 2023 | Carbon Reduction, Defence & Security, Financial Services, Health & Social Care, Life Sciences, Nuclear, Public Sector & Regulated Industry, Retail & Consumer, Transport & Infrastructure
In the wake of Shell and BP announcing record-breaking profits for 2022 driven by the increase in wholesale gas prices following the war in Ukraine, their sustainability targets have been placed firmly in the back seat. BP announced that its profits had doubled to...
by 4C Insights | Aug 1, 2022 | Carbon Reduction, Retail & Consumer
The end-to-end value chain in the food industry, from farm to fork, accounts for 26% of global greenhouse gas emissions. With consumers rapidly becoming expectant of food brands, supermarkets and high-street restaurant operators to commit to net zero, how can food...
by 4C Insights | Jun 19, 2022 | Carbon Reduction, Defence & Security, Financial Services, Health & Social Care, Life Sciences, Nuclear, Public Sector & Regulated Industry, Retail & Consumer, Transport & Infrastructure
By definition, a commodity is a basic good used in commerce that is interchangeable with other goods of the same type. Because of their substantially interchangeable nature, commodities trading has been evolving with humans since 4000 BC, when people in Sumer used...
