AI-driven data center growth is straining power grids, pushing developers toward on-site generation. Learn key air permitting challenges and strategies to stay compliant.
Learn how smart building management reduces emissions, lowers energy costs, and drives commercial value in this final blog of our decarbonization series.
ERM Partner Stephanie Gopaul shares insights into the challenges, opportunities, and local idiosyncrasies developers can expect in the exciting and fast-growing African market for renewable energy.
The construction and expansion of data centers are material and carbon intensive, leaving behind an outsized environmental footprint.
We outline five recommendations that are designed to build business value through improved investor and stakeholder confidence in the industry.
This strain on power infrastructure stems from digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence (AI) expanding more rapidly than they can be connected to the power grid.
How developers can adopt a smarter, phased ESG strategy, starting with proportionate scoping, scaling ESG investment in line with project confidence.
A persistent disconnect between companies and investors limits capital flows into decarbonization projects. Effective climate transition planning can help close the divide.
The ERM Sustainability Institute generates actionable insight that helps companies understand and navigate the risks and opportunities created by the sustainability transformation.
