Clean electricity is becoming essential for industrial competitiveness as companies prioritise energy costs and reliability when selecting locations for operations. Regions like South Australia, Iceland, China, India, and Africa show how transitioning to renewables leads to lower costs and increased energy security, reshaping global economic dynamics in favour of electrification.

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Buildings are a significant, often overlooked source of global emissions, accounting for nearly 40%. Decarbonisation is now essential for financial, strategic, and climatic reasons. It highlights the importance of better design and electrification, outlining practical strategies for corporate leaders to achieve this transition effectively.

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The energy transition now faces a pivotal challenge as renewable energy generation outpaces demand, leading to wasted power during peak production times. Long duration energy storage (LDES) is essential for bridging supply and demand gaps, enabling effective utilisation of renewables. This infrastructure is crucial for achieving net-zero emissions and enhancing energy security and affordability.

ESG reporting has shifted from a supplementary task to a fundamental aspect of business that influences financial decisions and supply chain management. Scope 3 emissions represent a significant challenge as they reflect complex, indirect impacts. Companies that effectively integrate ESG into their operations enhance credibility and build resilient systems, while those neglecting this face reputational risks and scrutiny.

On 29th April last year, a blackout in the Iberian Peninsula highlighted the fragility of the electricity grid, prompting a shift in corporate energy strategies. Businesses globally now prioritise solar and battery storage systems for cost predictability and resilience, moving from viewing electricity as a mere utility to an integral part of operational planning.

Homeowners in Europe and the US are facing increased insurance premiums linked to climate change risks, while construction continues to rely heavily on concrete, a significant contributor to global CO₂ emissions. The industry is beginning to address embodied carbon, but progress remains slow. Urgent changes in material practices and regulations are needed to reduce emissions and adapt to climate realities.