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Highlights from IEMA
Over the next couple of weeks, members of IEMA’s policy team will be attending the Conservative and Labour Party conferences, taking place in Manchester and Liverpool respectively.
In this short blog, Ben Goodwin, IEMA’s director of policy and public affairs, discusses how the team will be engaging in key events and discussions to champion the sustainability agenda.
IEMA is launching a new webinar series looking at the challenges and opportunities associated with developing circular renewables. This follows the Institute’s call for the UK to develop a circular renewables strategy. In this short blog, IEMA’s Adam Batchelor and Chloe Fiddy, look at the pressing need to embed circular thinking into the renewables sector and what the new webinar series will cover.
Asim Ali, IEMA’s Public Affairs Officer, examines the UK Government's policy announcements from September and how they affect the goals of decarbonisation and environmental sustainability. This blog post is part of a monthly series that also reflects on the activity of relevant select committees and all-party parliamentary groups.
IEMA’s Policy and Engagement Lead for Climate Change and Energy, Chloë Fiddy, introduces IEMA’s new guidance on transition planning written specifically for SMEs. This guide was crafted through a process of engagement with SMEs to identify their most significant obstacles and barriers. It distils valuable insights and scalable advice from case studies of organisations, both large and small, from around the globe.
