Matt Mace is a Content Editor for edie, a publication under Faversham House Group Limited. With a focus on sustainability and environmental issues, Matt covers topics such as renewable energy, sustainability reporting, deforestation, regenerative farming, and government policies. His articles provide insights and updates on the latest developments in the field, aiming to inform and inspire action towards a more sustainable future.
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Matt Mace's coverage focuses on sustainability, climate change, renewable energy, and emissions reduction. He tends to rely heavily on government announcements and press releases while also citing relevant data.
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By: Matt Mace
The Labour Party has won the General Election, with new Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledging that his party’s policies would “unite the country”. But what exactly has Labour promised to deliver on climate action, nature and energy security?
The Labour Government has introduced a new National Wealth Fund (NWF) that will funnel billions of pounds across the UK to boost growth and unlock investment into sectors and solutions across key areas such as food and energy security.
The Science Based Targets Network (SBTN) has issued fresh guidance, based on a corporate pilot programme, to help businesses set science-based targets for their nature impacts.
By: Matt Mace
They say a week is a long time in politics and it’s been a busy seven days for the new UK Government. With Keir Starmer still unpacking at 10 Downing Street, policymakers have been quick to introduce new faces, programmes and policies designed to revamp approaches to climate action and…
Dr. Nichola Hutson and Zohrah Yaqub of DNV Business Assurance Services explore the tools and tips that businesses can utilise to ensure that ESG strategies are supported by financial and investment decisions.
The Climate Change Committee’s (CCCs) annual progress report to Government is out, warning that two-thirds of the decarbonisation levels required to put the UK on course for meeting net-zero are not supported by sufficient policy plans. Here, edie goes sector by sector to showcase where progress has been made and…
Scottish brewer BrewDog is planning to ditch its ‘carbon negative’ labelling and commitment, with its latest sustainability report stating that rising prices of offsets combined with poor quality of credits has made the approach ‘unsustainable’.
By: Matt Mace
The Voluntary Carbon Markets Integrity Initiative (VCMI) is consulting on the implementation of guidelines for corporates to purchase carbon credits to account for unavoidable supply chain emissions.
edie's new Scope 3 Spotlight report outlines action and advice on tackling decarbonisation across the value chain, based on in-depth workshop discussions, impressive case studies and advice from expert organisations.
By: Matt Mace
Ahead of the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) crunch consultation on the use of carbon offsetting and credits as part of corporate decarbonisation plans, edie provides a timely update on the state of play of the carbon markets.
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