Sustainability Magazine

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Charlie King

Randy leads carbon removal for Google, which is one of the largest corporate supporters of early-stage carbon removal technologies. He is responsible for all aspects of Google's approach, from strategy to procurement to research and partnerships, with a mandate to help Google reach net zero in whatever way most helps the planet reach net zero. Randy is a member of the advisory board for both Frontier and Symbiosis, two corporate coalitions Google co-founded to advance the field.

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Charlie King

London Climate Action Week (LCAW) is one of the world’s largest and most influential climate events, uniquely harnessing the power of London’s diverse ecosystem to accelerate both local and global climate action. As LCAW 2025 approaches, here’s everything you need to know about its history, this year’s themes and how you can get involved.

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Charlie King

As global expectations for climate action intensify, corporations are finding their energy use under the spotlight like never before. While most companies see the bulk of their emissions in Scope 3, Scope 2 emissions make up a substantial share of many organisations’ carbon footprints, as well as a notable operational cost. Cutting these emissions has evolved beyond a question of corporate social responsibility; it is now a critical strategic priority.

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Charlie King

In a strategic enhancement for the UK's offshore wind industry, The Crown Estate has unveiled plans to invest £400 million specifically into the sector's supply chain infrastructure. Outlined in the ‘Powering Offshore Wind’ report, this proposal is a pivotal move aimed at medium-term infrastructure development.

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Charlie King

SAP and Climeworks are on a mission to set new standards for carbon management in the enterprise sector. A multi-million-euro agreement between the two technology leaders aimed at advancing corporate decarbonisation leverages both technological innovation and strategic investment to secure 37,000 tons of diverse high-quality carbon removal credits.