Featured insights
Featured insights
| October 29, 2025
The EU CER Directive: Understand the basics
Understand the EU CER Directive 2022/2557. In this piece we cover everything from scope, obligations, timelines, and why resilience is now a board-level responsibility for critical entities.
| October 29, 2025
The EU Battery Regulation: Where we stand in 2025
For the past two years, the EU Battery Regulation has been directing the industry on a compliance journey that is increasing in complexity.
| October 22, 2025
Europe’s sustainability reset
Europe’s green vision is being tested. In his latest white paper, Patrick Moloney explores what happens when sustainability ambitions collide with political fatigue and economic volatility.
| October 21, 2025
What if we unlock the potential of climate resilience together?
Science is clear. Climate change is real, it is here, and it is accelerated by human activity.
| October 21, 2025
Light rail: A catalyst for city development and climate goals
When Copenhagen’s new light rail begins service in autumn 2025, it will do more than move people efficiently. It will shape how the city grows, connects, and meets its climate ambitions.
| October 20, 2025
The Copenhagen Way: Building Europe’s future with resilient cities
The capital of Denmark is an excellent example of resilient transformation. A recent report from Ramboll, BLOXHUB and Urban Partners calls for cities to become the primary engines of a resilient, competitive, and inclusive Europe, and shares lessons from Copenhagen’s transformation to inspire others.
| October 12, 2025
Unlocking the potential of new towns
As the UK faces increasing pressures on housing, infrastructure, and regeneration, it stands at a crossroads shared by many nations. The UK government’s New Towns initiative sets out to address these challenges, providing learning for other countries seeking to create thriving, future-ready communities.
| October 12, 2025
Turning legacy into a new beginning
New South Wales is at a pivotal moment in its mining legacy. With the recent adoption of the NSW Legislative Council’s Report No. 53 on Beneficial and Productive Post-Mining Land Use, the state has acknowledged what many in the industry have long known: the current system for mine closure and land transition is not working.
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