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At #ClimateWeekNYC, the International Aluminium Institute gathered industry leaders to tackle one of the biggest challenges of our time—decarbonising aluminium production. In the race against climate change, aluminium is showing the impact a single industry can have - successfully decoupling emissions from growth. Evidently, significant positive change is underway, but how can this infinitely recyclable material truly support a low-carbon world? Read more about the discussion and the aluminium industry’s joint efforts to transform the sector for a net-zero future. https://lnkd.in/euTHK97n A huge thank you to all our speakers: María Alegre, Global Stakeholder Relations Director, Ball Corporation; Marlen Bertram, Director, International Aluminium Institute; Abdulnasser Bin Kalban, Chief Executive Officer, Emirates Global Aluminium (EGA); Leandro Faria, Chief Sustainability Officer, CBA | Companhia Brasileira de Alumínio; Gunnar Guethenke, Head of Procurement and Supplier Quality, Mercedes-Benz AG; Eivind Kallevik, Chief Executive Officer, Norsk Hydro; Pierre Labat, Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer, Novelis; John M. Rost, Senior Vice President – Crown Technology, Global Sustainability and Regulatory Affairs, Crown Holdings, Inc.; and Jakob Stausholm, Chief Executive Officer, Rio Tinto. This session was moderated by Amy Marshall, Managing Director, Xynteo #ClimateAction #Aluminium #SustainableIndustry #NetZero

PRASAH, part of #EnergyLeap’s inaugural cohort of high-potential start-ups, is helping accelerate the growth of versatile, clean hydrogen in India and around the world. Founded by Pankaj Kumar, and headquartered in Pune, Prasah is a pioneering company specialising in the development of various hydrogen technologies currently focused on hydrogen fuel cells to meet the demands of various applications including UAVs, industrial, automotive, off-road vehicles, stationary power supply, and more. Through indigenous technological development and strategic localisation of critical components, Prasah is committed to vertically integrating the fuel cell production process, thereby effectively reducing overall system costs. We look forward to all of their amazing work! Upendra Paluri To accelerate your work in clean hydrogen tech, contact Energy Leap. Know more > https://lnkd.in/dFZqyzUG #CleanTech #CleanHydrogen #Grants4Startups #EnergyTransition #CleanEnergy #NetZero #Decarbonisation #NetZero

Last week, the UK Labour government's first budget showcased a strong commitment to a greener future. However, given recent projections indicating a potential 3-degree rise in global temperatures, the budget falls short of what is needed. While the Chancellor announced promising investments in energy, industry, transport, and hydrogen – a more ambitious approach is crucial for the UK to fully capitalise on the opportunities presented by a sustainability-driven growth economy, writes Amy Marshall, Managing Director, Xynteo. Read more > https://lnkd.in/e6f73nx3 #UKBudget #NetZero #Decarbonisation #GoodGrowth

The manufacturing sector in India generates significant industrial waste, with a large portion still ending up in landfills rather than being recycled or reused. This isn’t just an environmental crisis – it represents billions in lost economic value. From heavy industries to electronics manufacturing, valuable materials that could be recaptured and reused are instead being lost to waste. In fact, the environmental impact extends beyond waste. The linear manufacturing model contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, and resource depletion. As regulations tighten and consumers become more environmentally conscious, manufacturers who cling to traditional models risk both their reputation and their bottom line, writes Vipul Kumar, Senior Partner at Xynteo, in The Volt Post. Read more > https://lnkd.in/gX7AJF7q #CircularEconomy #EV #EVBattery #NetZero #GoodGrowth

In this interview from Climate Week NYC, Guy Grainger (Global Head of Sustainability Services & ESG, JLL), dives into the big question facing the construction sector - how do we make existing building stock sustainable? At Climate Week NYC 2024, Xynteo brought together industry leaders, subject matter experts, and thought leaders to delve deeply into the true barriers to progress, discuss the solutions we have today, and find the pathways needed for a better tomorrow. Catch up on Xynteo's #ClimateWeekNYC panel discussion on creating a sustainable built environment -> https://lnkd.in/eKhn9Cy5 #SustainableConstruction #GreenBuilding #ClimateAction #BuildAhead

Sustainable Cities aren’t a dream, they’re a necessity! During #ClimateWeekNYC, we brought together an industry-leading panel of experts to discuss how we can build smarter, greener, and with fewer emissions. The future of the built environment will require strategies and technologies that make a tangible impact – so, if urban sustainability is a topic that drives you, don’t miss this article—and be sure to catch the inspiring video insights from experts in the field -> https://lnkd.in/eKhn9Cy5 Thank you to our panellists: James Drinkwater, Chair of the Investment Committee at Built by Nature and Head of Built Environment, Laudes Foundation; Guy Grainger, Global Head of Sustainability Services & ESG, JLL; Darshana Myronidis, Group Sustainability Director, Virgin; Deeksha Vats, Chief Sustainability Officer, Aditya Birla Group. The discussion was moderated by Xynteo’s Suman Jagdev (Partner). #SustainableConstruction #GreenBuilding #ClimateAction #BuildAhead

We are thrilled to announce that Xynteo's #BuildAhead coalition is joining forces with GCCA India - Global Cement and Concrete Association, India to accelerate the decarbonisation of India's construction sector. This landmark partnership will focus on developing crucial green taxonomy and emission thresholds for cement and concrete - a critical step towards enabling sustainable construction practices across India. As our nation continues its rapid urbanisation journey, the need for low-carbon building materials has never been more pressing. Through this two-year collaboration, we're combining GCCA India's deep industry expertise (representing 80% of India's cement production capacity) with Build Ahead's cross-sector coalition of forward-thinking companies to shape policy frameworks that will drive the adoption of sustainable construction materials. Looking ahead, we'll be working closely with GCCA India on multiple fronts - from engaging with government bodies on energy transition policies to sharing research findings for developing industry narratives around low-carbon materials. We're also exploring demonstration projects that will showcase sustainable construction practices in action. This collaboration marks another significant milestone in our mission to help businesses embrace regenerative growth models. Together with our coalition partners - JLL, Godrej Construction, Lodha , JSW Cement, SED Fund, Saint-Gobain and UltraTech Cement - we're taking concrete steps towards supporting India's net-zero emissions pledge. Read more > https://lnkd.in/e_GCERzC Sandeep Sethi Charu Thapar, MRICS Umit Bhatia Kawalpreet Singh Raj Narayanan E.R Suresh Patil Devendra Pandey Anand Santhanam Shaikh Shoaib Vikas Mehta Krishnamoorthy Sivaram Anup Mathew Abhijeet Gawde Tejashree Joshi Parth Jindal Manoj Kumar Rustagi Monika Shrivastava Dr. Prasad Marepalli Aun Abdullah Kaustubh Phadke Suman Jagdev Aneesh Jain, CFA Shrikant Budholia Satyaki Dey #Sustainability #NetZero #GreenConstruction #ClimateAction #BuildingMaterials #Decarbonisation #SustainableConstruction #IndiaConstruction #CleanTech #GoodGrowth

At Climate Week NYC 2024, Xynteo brought together industry leaders, subject matter experts, and thought leaders to delve deeply into the true barriers to progress, discuss the solutions we have today, and find the pathways needed for a better tomorrow. In this short interview, Sally Smith (Chief Sustainability Officer, Flora Food Group) discusses the critical questions the food industry must challenge itself with to accelerate the development of a sustainable food system. You can catch up on this important discussion by reading our roundup or watch the panel video here > https://lnkd.in/eWf-9YDD #ClimateAction #SustainableFood #ClimateWeekNYC #FutureOfFood

At Climate Week NYC 2024, Xynteo brought together industry leaders, subject matter experts, and thought leaders to delve deeply into the true barriers to progress. In this interview, Darci Vetter (Head of Global Public Policy, PepsiCo) discusses the critical questions the food industry must challenge itself to answer if we are to accelerate the development of a sustainable food system. You can catch up on this important discussion by reading our roundup or watch the panel video here -> https://lnkd.in/eWf-9YDD #ClimateAction #SustainableFood #ClimateWeekNYC #FutureOfFood

Are we prepared to feed a world of 10 billion people? Can we create a food system that is environmentally sustainable? How do we help consumers make more informed choices? At Xynteo’s Climate Week NYC panel discussion – Reap What You Sow – we brought together experts from across the sector tackle these pressing questions, and more. Explore our discussion to learn how we can reshape the way we feed the world -> https://lnkd.in/e69wiFgY #ClimateAction #SustainableFood #ClimateWeekNYC #FutureOfFood Thank you to our panellists for sharing their insight, inspiration, and ambition for the future: Lorena Lourido (Global Food Manager, IKEA), Kevin Muno (Founder and Owner, Perennial Pastures Ranch), Barry Parkin (Chief Sustainability Officer, Mars, Inc.), Sally Smith (Chief Sustainability Officer, Flora Food Group), Daniella Vega (Senior Vice President Health and Sustainability, Ahold Delhaize), Darci Vetter (Senior Vice President and Head of Global Public Policy, PepsiCo), and Eleanor Besley-Gould (Moderator, Xynteo).