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12 May 2026

A Net Zero UK: Ambition vs Reality

In the summer of 2019, the United Kingdom committed to reach net zero by 2050, legally pledging to reduce emissions by 100% compared to 1990 levels. Almost seven years on, how much progress have we really made? The picture was already mixed, but this week it became harder to defend, as the UK confirmed that […]

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5 May 2026

How to Calculate Embedded Emissions for UK Aluminium Manufacturers

If you make aluminium products and export to the EU, your customers are already asking for embedded emissions data. From January 2026, EU CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) entered its definitive phase, which means the carbon content of your products is now a direct cost for whoever imports them. Get the number wrong or leave […]

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28 January 2026

Part Z and Embodied Carbon Guide

The UK Government faces an imminent decision on embodied carbon regulation. And the clock is ticking on Net Zero targets. Embodied carbon now threatens to overtake operational energy use. It is becoming the sector’s primary carbon source, leaving the UK’s construction industry no longer wondering whether embodied carbon regulation is necessary, but how long the UK can afford to […]

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24 March 2025

UK Sustainability Regulations 2025: What Your Business Needs to Know 

The UK’s regulatory landscape is rapidly transforming sustainability into a fundamental business imperative. Recent updates to environmental legislation and related frameworks create a more demanding compliance environment. Organisations must utilise 2025 as a critical preparation period to address increasingly stringent ESG requirements, enhance supply chain transparency, and develop robust strategies to meet ambitious carbon reduction […]

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