Matt Mace is a Content Editor at edie. He specializes in themes related to energy and mining, sustainability, and climate change, with a focus on topics such as renewable energy, cleantech, and energy policy. Matt's insights and analyses have been featured in Global Finance Herald, edie, and The Business Herald.
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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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The Government has launched a two-month consultation on whether targets for zero-emission vehicle sales in the UK should be weakened.
The agrifood sector is underreporting the risks associated with water use across the value chain by up to 132 times what is being disclosed, with research stating that the financial impacts of water stress amount to $6.4bn for the sector’s largest firms.
edie's Boardroom Briefing series provides senior business leaders with authoritative analysis of key sustainability issues and the material impacts that inaction will have on the bottom line. Up first, water stewardship.
By: Matt Mace
As organisations face rising costs, energy security concerns, regulatory pressure and the need to decarbonise, decision–makers are looking for practical ways to reduce consumption, improve performance, strengthen resilience and prove the return on investment from energy upgrades.
By: Matt Mace
The UK is exposed to supply chain volatility of fresh food produce, with research warning that a reliance on imports from nations more commonly at risk of climate-related impacts could create future price shocks.
The US Government has called on the European Union to revisit changes to both the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), stating that it places ‘costly and onerous’ obligations on US businesses aiming to sell into Europe.
The Government has earmarked £300m to invest in an AI Growth Zone in Lanarkshire, with new research suggesting that more developers are targeting greenbelts to build data centre infrastructure.
By: Matt Mace
With the GHG Protocol set to overhaul reporting requirements for energy reporting, many businesses are exploring new approaches to energy procurement. As part of a revamped Jargon Buster for edie 2026, edie is providing succinct need-to-knows on various terms and options.
The conflict in the Middle East, recent heatwaves and changes to government policies and levies have all contributed to a 25% increase in business energy costs since February.
Government efforts to invest £1bn in heat networks today could unlock £4bn in wider investment opportunities, all while pushing the nation towards its net-zero ambitions by accounting for one-fifth of heating demand.
