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Sustainability Doesn’t Have Three Pillars
The three pillars model treats environment, society and economy as interchangeable. They are layers, and the order is not negotiable.
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UK SRS Has Landed: What the New Sustainability Reporting Standards Mean for Your Business
The UK endorsed IFRS S1 and S2 in February. Here’s what actually changes, and when.
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What Carbon Reporting Actually Costs a Small Business (With Numbers)
Consultant, spreadsheet or software: an honest cost comparison of the three ways SMEs get their carbon reporting done, including when each one is right.
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ISO 14083 Is Quietly Deciding Who Wins Freight Tenders
Shippers now ask for ISO 14083-aligned emissions in tenders. Here is what the standard actually requires from a carrier, and why defaults lose to real data.
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A Big Customer Just Asked for Your Emissions. Here’s What They Can (and Can’t) Demand.
Since March 2026, EU rules cap what large customers can require from smaller suppliers. Most SMEs answering carbon questionnaires don’t know this yet.
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Bidding for Public Work? Your Carbon Reduction Plan Is Now a Pass/Fail Question.
PPN 006 makes a compliant, published Carbon Reduction Plan a condition of bidding for government contracts over £5m a year. Here is what compliant actually means.
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Your Accountant Says You’re a Medium Company Now. SECR Disagrees.
Company size thresholds rose 50% in April 2025. SECR’s didn’t move. Thousands of newly “medium” companies still have to report their energy and carbon.
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