By Greg Whiting, CEM, P. Eng.; Director, Companies vs. Climate Change What just happened in the Texas electric market? How did the increased use of large intermittent renewable wind power affect the situation? What should Texas – and other markets – do to avoid
BY JAMES BYRNE, DIRECTOR OF ESG, CVCC We hear a lot of clamour about climate related reporting but what does it actually mean practically to companies that are already busy enough just trying to survive? First of all, it’s worth quickly recapping where climate
By Ryan Anderson Sustainability Strategy, Communications, and Outreach Specialist, CvCC 2020 proved that companies can no longer plan for global pandemics and climate change as unlikely or distant scenarios. Many companies accounted for a pandemic in their risk calculations, but less prepared for it across
By Diane Cherry, Sr Energy Consultant, CvCC Principal, Diane Cherry Consulting As 2021 gets started and we are on the cusp of a new Biden administration, our energy future will look decidedly different. President-elect Biden has broad authority to set energy policy through executive departments
Shelleyan Lewars, MSL Sustainability Marketing & Comm Consultant at Companies Vs Climate Change With 2020 now behind us, we here at Companies v. Climate Change Sustainability Consulting (CvCC) remain optimistic about the future and the prospects for even greater advancements in sustainable development and
When was the last time you replaced your smartphone? How long did it last? After a little more than 5 years, I finally replaced my old iPhone 5 last month. While looking for a phone that can last another 5 years (ideally), I
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