ERM

ERM

Business Consulting and Services

Shaping a sustainable future with the world’s leading organizations

About us

Sustainability is our business.  As the world’s largest specialist sustainability consultancy, ERM partners with clients to operationalize sustainability at pace and scale, deploying a unique combination of strategic transformation and technical delivery capabilities. This approach helps clients to accelerate the integration of sustainability at every level of their business.  With more than 50 years of experience, ERM’s diverse team of 8000+ experts in 40 countries and territories helps clients create innovative solutions to their sustainability challenges, unlocking commercial opportunities that meet the needs of today while preserving opportunity for future generations.  

Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
5,001-10,000 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Privately Held
Specialties
health & safety, risk and social consultancy, sustainability consulting, oil & energy, mining & metals, chemicals, REACH, power & utilities, product stewardship, environmental consulting, impact assessments, contamination, professional services, management consulting, civil engineering, environment, environmental consulting, climate change, energy transition, remediation, EHSS, and operational performance

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    One thing most Climate Week NYC attendees agreed upon is that the world needs to shift from debating climate and sustainability goals to decisive operational action in all parts of society and the economy. From governments to companies, investors, and civil society representatives, it’s time for all of us to step up. We went to New York with five key themes at the forefront of our minds as critical areas of opportunity. 1. Deepening decarbonization 2. Accelerating renewables 3. Enhancing transitional finance 4. Integrating nature and water 5. Scaling social impact and respecting human rights. Here’s what we heard, saw, contributed, and learned at this year’s gathering: https://lnkd.in/g8JhkjkT #ClimateWeekNYC #ClimateChange #Sustainability Tom Reichert, Sabine Hoefnagel, Linden Edgell

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    As a provider of essential materials to 95% of all manufactured goods worldwide, the chemical industry is increasingly aware of its significant impact and dependencies on nature. This also comes with a growing need to collect and interpret nature data and turn it into actionable decisions that create tangible opportunities and improve companies’ relationship with nature. To advance nature strategies, the chemical industry needs to address data gaps within its operations and value chain. Key areas to monitor and reduce impacts include land use, climate change, water ecosystems, and ecotoxicity. For aquatic impacts, focus on wetland conversion and land use in catchments. Explore the topic further here: https://lnkd.in/dEsRqr63 #ChemicalIndustry #Nature #WorldAgriTech Rohan Raja Durai, Charles Henderson, Matt Haddon, Caitlin Brown, Cristina Pellegrino, Erika Washburn

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    We are thrilled to announce the official launch of the new Center for Decarbonization Demand Acceleration (CDDA) at Climate Week NYC and our role as Founding Member.   No single company can move critical, new, clean technologies to commercialization alone.   That’s why we started with WBCSD – World Business Council for Sustainable Development, the CDDA, a two-year, member-based demand accelerator made possible through our collaboration with the Center for Green Market Activation (GMA) and The Sustainable Procurement Pledge.   The platform empowers companies to move from a demand ‘signal’ to demand ‘action’ for zero and low-carbon materials across both light and heavy industries.   The CDDA draws on WBCSD’s strengths as a global community of leading businesses working together to accelerate radical value chain transformation.   Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/daDy2_ae   #ClimateWeekWBCSD #BusinessAction #Decarbonization Sabine Hoefnagel

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    You can’t negotiate with science.   The world just experienced the warmest 12 months in 125,000 years, and the economic damage caused by weather-related disasters is soaring.   Climate Week NYC has been a helpful reality check highlighting the need to step up and convert sustainability goals into on-the-ground implementation.   Tom Reichert, ERM’s CEO, and Sabine Hoefnagel, ERM’s Global Leader of Sustainability and Risk, explain that companies need to develop two things: a clear and crisp transition plan and, equally important, a compelling narrative for all their stakeholders, illustrating how the company will deliver value and become more resilient through decarbonizing the business.    The weeks and months after Climate Week NYC will be crucial for continuing the discussions and taking the next steps—it’s time for us to make progress together.   #ClimateWeekNYC #ClimateChange #Sustainability

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    Scientists warn almost daily that climate change is accelerating. We can see and feel its impact all around us, so the arrival of Climate Week NYC is a good reminder that companies must step up and convert sustainability goals into action. Renewables are critical to meeting our climate goals, and the deadlines for those goals are coming up fast. By 2030, in less than six years, we need renewable energy to go from about 30% of global electricity generation to 60%. Todd Hall, ERM’s Global Lead for Renewables, shared his thoughts on the topic during Climate Week NYC. "Even though renewable energy is growing very fast - each year breaking the growth record set the prior year - the question remains; how can we go even faster?” #Renewables #RenewableEnergy #ClimateWeekNYC

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    Today at #ClimateWeekNYC, ERM and the Private Equity Taskforce of the Sustainable Markets Initiative (PESMIT) launched practical guidance for private market participants on valuing carbon in the context of pre-investment.   The guidance was developed based on insights from the climate change working group, a subgroup of PESMIT. It provides practical considerations to support investment decisions based on quantifiable metrics. While it has been designed for the pre-investment process, its components can also be applied post-acquisition to quantify financial value. The guidance considers five core components to valuing carbon in the pre-investment process: 1.   Regulated carbon costs 2.   Internal carbon costs 3.   Indirect carbon costs 4.   Decarbonization value creation 5.   Carbon adjusted multiple. Explore the guidance and the five core components in more detail here: https://lnkd.in/dt_zVfNm #Carbon #ESG #ValueCreation James Bone, Tomi Greene, Andrew Radcliff, Kevin Bruggeman, Clarissa Drysdale-Anderson

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    The rallying cry of this year’s Climate Week NYC captures it well: It’s time. For companies, this means it’s time to step up and switch from setting sustainability goals to implementing them. It won’t be easy, but it’s the best way to address climate challenges and seize the vast commercial opportunities the transition to the low-carbon economy will bring. Susan Angyal, ERM’s Regional CEO in North America, hopes that Climate Week NYC will trigger a broad shift from cautious to bold thinking, as we all need to work harder to secure our collective prosperity and well-being. Meet Susan and other ERM team members in New York: https://lnkd.in/e3eUM_e2 #ClimateWeekNYC #Sustainability

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    With just a day to go until #ClimateWeekNYC, expectations are high. We need to act fast and to reverse the effects of climate change. Incremental action is simply insufficient. Companies must switch from defining strategies and goals to swift and effective action. Slow progress is hurting business and society, while the gap between where we are and where we need to be continues to grow. This is why we will be in New York next week, among the world’s most influential leaders in sustainability. To lead. To demonstrate. And to collaborate. We will share our expertise to help companies worldwide accelerate towards a just, low-carbon economy. And we will listen and learn all we can from others. It’s time to step up and accelerate climate action. Will you join us? Follow all the action from #ClimateWeekNYC at https://lnkd.in/e3eUM_e2 #ClimateChange #LowCarbonEconomy

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    Ahead of Climate Week NYC, our CEO Tom Reichert shares his thoughts on this year’s theme and what solutions companies, NGOs, and governments gathering for Climate Week NYC should focus on. There are two areas where he hopes we make progress in New York: 1. Moving from incremental to bold corporate decarbonization and beyond. 2. Increasing private capital flows into low-carbon investments and natural-climate solutions. Climate Week NYC is a good reminder of our struggle to adequately mitigate climate change and nature loss. Many companies have set goals and started making incremental changes. But that’s no longer enough. The climate crisis is leaving a growing trail of physical, environmental, and social damage while also hurting business and profitability. It’s time to step up and decisively embed sustainability in the nuts and bolts of operations. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dRBgWs96 #ClimateChange #Nature

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