New school year energy action plan
Practical steps to reduce the impact of energy price inflation
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Sustainability Voices: Valuable Insights & Expert Opinion
Experts and customers share insights and give sound guidance on how businesses should keep 1.5 alive to mitigate the worst impacts of climate change.
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Financial Institutions Sentiment Survey 2022
This annual report gives an up-to-date insight into the outlook for financial services firms, including the threats and opportunities that are driving their decision-making.
20 mins
Spotlight on Higher Education
Susan Lea from University of Hull and Andrew Connors from Lloyds Bank discuss how universities can play their part in sustainability and the levelling up agenda.
11 mins
Investing in regional infrastructure
Birmingham and Sunderland are showing how investment in transport systems and digital connectivity has created opportunities for businesses.
7 mins
Read about how businesses are working closely with public sector
Sustainable Finance Trends
Six months in. How 2022 is shaping up for sustainable finance within Higher Education, the Housebuilder and Consumer sectors.
4 mins
How can schools and trusts manage the rising price of energy
Running a school or trust while working with tight budgets and limited opportunities to increase income, presents a huge challenge when we are faced with sharp rises in energy costs and the imperative to reduce carbon emissions.
5 mins
How can schools and trusts manage the rising price of energy
Building Back Greener
Developing sustainable buildings and making existing buildings more sustainable is a challenge for real estate businesses. How can real estate businesses develop a more sustainable strategy?
8 mins
How schools can manage risk and create efficiencies with Commercial Cards
As a growing number of schools go cashless, we explore how using Commercial Cards can create efficiencies, offer greater flexibility and reduce risks.
5 mins
Energy System Flexibility: Opportunities for Investors
In partnership with the Carbon Trust, this report helps identify challenges and barriers to financing flexibility services and highlights actions which could increase the availability of finance for flexibility services.
20 mins
Read our Energy System Flexibility: Opportunities for Investors report
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