C Change Carbon Pricing
The ULI Europe C Change programme recently launched two reports:
- Accelerating Accountability: The Case for Carbon Pricing underscores the business case and broader benefits of internal carbon pricing. It highlights best practices through case studies to demonstrate the potential of early action in reducing emissions across the value chain while capitalising on emerging opportunities in the transition to a low-carbon economy.
- Universal Principles for Carbon Pricing in the Real Estate Sector was published jointly by seven leading industry associations, including EPRA, GREEN, IIGCC, INREV, RICS, ULI, and WBCSD. These organisations collaborated with expert members from across the value chain to co-create a comprehensive carbon pricing strategy for the real estate sector. The report outlines principles any built environment organisation can use to implement a voluntary carbon price.
In this webinar, Sophie Chick, Vice President of ESG Programmes at ULI Europe, introduced the C Change programme and the reports before moderating a panel discussion with industry leaders. Sophie outlined:
- Why carbon pricing is an effective tool for reducing emissions, driving innovation, and potentially easing regulatory pressures.
- The universal principles designed to help built environment organisations implement a voluntary carbon price.
Our panel of industry leaders included:
- Janine Cole, Head of Sustainability, Great Portland Estates Plc
- Johan Madsen, Head of Decarbonization, Urban Partners
- Martijn Horsman, Sustainable Development Manager, Redevco
They provided:
- Practical guidance on integrating carbon pricing into sustainability strategies.
- Examples of successful initiatives from their own organisations and the wider industry.
- Insights into the business case and benefits of internal carbon pricing.
This webinar offered a unique opportunity to gain knowledge directly from experts shaping the path toward a more sustainable future.
Resources:
C Change: 2024 Carbon Pricing Reports and Annual Survey | ULI Europe
Carbon Pricing Principles: Why Use a Carbon Price and How to Begin
网络研讨会摘要：The ULI Europe C Change programme recently launched two reports:
- Accelerating Accountability: The Case for Carbon Pricing underscores the business case and broader benefits of internal carbon pricing. It highlights best practices through case studies to demonstrate the potential of early action in reducing emissions across the value chain while capitalising on emerging opportunities in the transition to a low-carbon economy.
- Universal Principles for Carbon Pricing in the Real Estate Sector was published jointly by seven leading industry associations, including EPRA, GREEN, IIGCC, INREV, RICS, ULI, and WBCSD. These organisations collaborated with expert members from across the value chain to co-create a comprehensive carbon pricing strategy for the real estate sector. The report outlines principles any built environment organisation can use to implement a voluntary carbon price.
In this webinar, Sophie Chick, Vice President of ESG Programmes at ULI Europe, introduced the C Change programme and the reports before moderating a panel discussion with industry leaders. Sophie outlined:
- Why carbon pricing is an effective tool for reducing emissions, driving innovation, and potentially easing regulatory pressures.
- The universal principles designed to help built environment organisations implement a voluntary carbon price.
Our panel of industry leaders included:
- Janine Cole, Head of Sustainability, Great Portland Estates Plc
- Johan Madsen, Head of Decarbonization, Urban Partners
- Martijn Horsman, Sustainable Development Manager, Redevco
They provided:
- Practical guidance on integrating carbon pricing into sustainability strategies.
- Examples of successful initiatives from their own organisations and the wider industry.
- Insights into the business case and benefits of internal carbon pricing.
This webinar offered a unique opportunity to gain knowledge directly from experts shaping the path toward a more sustainable future.
Resources:
C Change: 2024 Carbon Pricing Reports and Annual Survey | ULI Europe
Carbon Pricing Principles: Why Use a Carbon Price and How to Begin