BREXIT has given a new lease of life to UK policy makers whose day job involves revising existing laws and introducing new regulation.
Not least is the prospective replacement of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme with a UK cap and trade system. This new lease of regulatory freedom has emboldened the UK Government to lead globally on climate change. As the host of COP 26, the UK wants to project its leadership to the world in Glasgow in November this year. Weekly announcements regarding climate change policy seem inevitable now.
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Studio Moren partners with EEA to help drive sustainability in the hospitality industry
Hospitality design specialist Studio Moren has announced a strategic partnership with the Energy & Environment Alliance (EEA) – an international not-for-profit coalition driving the decarbonisation of the hospitality industry – to provide expertise on [...]
The Energy & Environment Alliance partners with Travers Smith to launch an ESG timeline designed for the hospitality industry
Travers Smith, in partnership with the Energy & Environment Alliance (EEA), is pleased to announce the launch of its ESG timeline for the hospitality industry. The ESG agenda presents enormous challenges and opportunities for [...]
News from the Future Hospitality Summit 2022
During the Future Of Hospitality Summit (FHS) in Dubai on 19th-21st September 2022, Morgan Tuckness, Senior Manager Design & Architecture Hotel Development, NEOM, was in conversation with Xander Bueno de Mesquita, Owner, Treating Life Well; [...]
How to make the hospitality industry sustainable
In the lead up to the Future Of Hospitality Summit (FHS) in Dubai on 19th-21st September 2022, Jonathan Worsley, Chairman of The Bench and organizer of FHS, caught up with Ufi Ibrahim, Founder & CEO, Energy & [...]
