74% of companies that outsource sustainability programs prefer to integrate strategy, implementation, and digitization

Climate change and social inequality are two inextricable — and worsening — problems. The call for an integrated, holistic response has never been louder.

Energy is the blood of modern civilization. It pulses under streets and through walls, keeping our lights on, preserving our food, and turning our plastic objects into digital devices.

The world is interconnected, and climate change makes people everywhere vulnerable environmentally, socially, and economically. This demands holistic strategies that address all aspects of the problem.

COP28 concluded with positive outcomes: consensus to triple renewables, double energy efficiency, transition from fossil fuels, increased funding for climate initiatives, and collaboration for sustainable development.

This white paper delves into Schneider Electric's Youth Education & Entrepreneurship program, which aims to empower women in the energy sector and foster gender equality.

Energy poverty affects both lives and economies, however, with fair energy access and security holistic policies in place, the energy transition can foster sustainable economic growth, create jobs, and improve welfare.

It's time to rethink investments in conventional energy infrastructure and target cleaner and more secure energy systems.

Carbon emission control is one of the elements of the group’s strategy, and they are pioneers in the field. If we, as owner and project owner, do not drive the process, who will?

This podcast brings you insights about circular economy for plastics and polymers with our experts Delphine Largeteau, Global Sustainability Consulting Director

This year, Earth Overshoot Day—a day that marks when in the year we've used up more resources than the Earth can replenish in 12 months—is due to fall on August 1st.