![]() Race to Zero is pleased to welcome WBCSD as an Accelerator of the Race to Zero after many years of collaboration. Of this, £29.1bn is within the supply chain, £8.8bn within the built environment and £6.1bn within the category of travel/transport. In the UK, the overall estimated cost of achieving net zero for the entire sector is £43.8bn (made up of £37.1bn for Higher Education and £6.7bn for Further Education). This is an ambitious roadmap for carbon reduction in the tertiary education sector, in the UK, which offers detailed modelling on target areas for emissions reduction that could be replicated internationally. ‘Accelerating towards net zero’, January 2023. ![]() Race to Zero Universities and Colleges’ partner EAUC have this year released two critical reports on accelerating the tertiary education sector’s path to net zero. Positively, the report notes that: “I nternationally, China’s foreign investment activity, particularly through the Belt and Road Initiative, is focused on open, green, clean and inclusive sustainable development that follows high standard, people-centred and sustainable approaches.” The Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), who supports a number of Race to Zero’s finance partners, such as Net Zero Asset Owners Alliance, Net Zero Investment Consultants and Net Zero Asset Managers, has just released a report on ‘Responsible Investment and Sustainability Outcomes in China’. This Guide examines a driver of corporate greenhouse gas emissions – emissions associated with how banks manage and repurpose the cash deposits of their corporate clients for emission-producing activities.
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