With investors paying increased attention to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, companies that want to stand out in the capital markets can’t afford subpar ESG results.

As corporate commitments to net-zero targets gain momentum, there’s a growing focus on the energy efficiency of buildings – and the technology that can make a difference.

As more companies commit to long-term targets for a net zero carbon future, the pressure is on to report progress to shareholders and the wider business world.

Gas, coal and nuclear plants have long supplied vast national grids strained by peak demand and the introduction of renewable energy. The solution could be a decentralised energy grid.

Many companies may already have ESG-friendly policies in place that can provide a solid foundation for an effective long-term strategy.

Population growth, aging infrastructure, climate change, and the call for post-pandemic economic and social recovery are creating more demand for high-quality, sustainable infrastructure…