Transport accounts for 20% of global final energy consumption, and road-freight is a rapidly growing component of that, especially in developing countries.
2016 marks five years since the UN Human Rights Council endorsed the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs).
Access to finance remains a critical barrier to accelerating deployment of renewables and there is a need to engage a broad range of investors to increase the pool of capital and reduce the cost of capital.
This Handbook describes a market-tested, locally-adaptable methodology for collective action to drive energy efficiency in buildings (EEB) at city, regional or national levels.
EEB Amplify project aids private sector and local governments to boost energy-efficient buildings through policies, funding, and collaborations.
The Paris Agreement entered into force on Friday 4th November 2016 and it was a global signal that the transition to a low carbon economy is stronger than it has ever been before
Building a sustainable world where more than 9 billion people can live within the boundaries of the planet by 2050 is a powerful mission.
This document is prepared by the Cement Sustainability Initiative (CSI) of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and in collaboration with a number of leading cement companies.
Buildings use about one-third of the world’s energy. Leading companies in the building, equipment and energy industries launched Energy Efficiency in Buildings (EEB) with the (…)
The WBCSD’s Global Network is an alliance of more than 60 CEO-led business organizations worldwide.