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NUS Consulting Group
Business Consulting and Services
Park Ridge, New Jersey 25,540 followers
NUS Consulting Group is a leading international energy management and sustainability consulting firm.
About us
NUS Consulting Group is an international energy management and sustainability consultancy headquartered in the United States with offices located throughout Europe, North America, South Africa, and Australia. We are a trusted and independent partner to our clients, providing thoughtful and innovative solutions in a rapidly changing world. We work constructively with both clients and energy suppliers to create positive outcomes. Our reputation, expertise, global coverage, and long-term stability are some reasons energy-intensive businesses around the world choose NUS Consulting Group as their energy consulting partner.
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- Business Consulting and Services
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Park Ridge, New Jersey
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 1933
- Specialties
- Energy Risk Management, Sustainability, Energy Invoice Processing, On-Line Energy Information Systems, Energy Market Research, Energy Procurement, Payment Processing, Energy trading, Energy Management, Energy Rate Analysis, Carbon Reporting, Energy Efficiency, Sustainability, and Net-Zero
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We're #hiring a new Energy Consultant in Park Ridge, New Jersey. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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As anticipated by us and many others, the price of crude oil has risen following Iran's reaction to Israel's assassination of Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah's long-time leader. Israel's government has declared its intention to respond to Iran's recent missile attack. The questions that remain are when and what will Israel target? Previously, they struck a radar station, which was a measured response. This time, there is speculation that Israel might aim for more critical targets such as oil infrastructure, power facilities, or perhaps even a nuclear enrichment facility. The US has expressed its desire for Israel not to target a nuclear facility due to fears of further escalation, potentially pushing Iran closer to obtaining a weapon, or oil infrastructure, as higher petrol prices would be detrimental ahead of VP Harris's upcoming election. Over the past year, Israel has largely ignored US recommendations and warnings. Some believe that Israel views this as a prime opportunity to strike Iran and possibly destabilise the current regime. In any case, the risk of a broader conflict is growing rapidly, and energy markets have finally begun to take note of the potential for supply disruptions, such as the loss of Iranian oil and the possible closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Market will wait with some trepidation for Israel's next move.
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As we wrote in our weekend Newsletter, "Did Israel Cross the Rubicon?" - recent initiatives by Israel culminating in the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah would likely evoke a real, not choreographed, response from Iran. Earlier today, the US warned of an "imminent" attack by Iran on Israel. It seems imminent means in the next 12 hours. The attack will most likely take the form of multiple drones, rockets, missiles, etc. The US stated that it is supporting Israel in defending against any attack. However, depending upon the breadth and scope of impact of any Iranian response, there is a real chance of a tit-for-tat escalation between the two countries. As one would expect, as we warned, the price of crude is up over 3 percent on the news.
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We're #hiring a new Sales Executive in Greater Paris Metropolitan Region. Apply today or share this post with your network.
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Incentives for Italian energy-intensive companies! 📌 Dal 1 Ottobre sarà aperto, in sessione ordinaria, il portale della #CSEA per la presentazione delle dichiarazioni #elettrivori per l’annualità 2025. 💡 Le #modalità di adempimento degli obblighi relativi alle green conditionalities dovranno essere scelte in fase di accreditamento sia per l'annualità 2024 sia per il 2025. 📌 Dal 30 Settembre sarà aperto, in sessione ordinaria, il portale della #CSEA per la presentazione delle dichiarazioni #gasivori per l’annualità 2025. ❓ Dubbi? Contattaci: contact@nusconsulting.it For more information about the Italian incentives, contact us. #nusconsulting #energymanagement #energyintensive #Italy
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Living in a More Uncertain World With each passing day, the world looks less stable. Russia's invasion of Ukraine is more than two years old, and become a war of attrition, with both sides taking heavy losses and neither willing to negotiate a reasonable settlement (until they achieve some or all of their objectives). After Hama's surprise 7 October attack on Israel, Israel's air and ground forces have flattened much of Gaza in an attempt to root out Hamas and now has turned its attention to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. Finally, tensions in the South China Sea are rising as the Philippines and China clash over China's nine-dash line, and China continues to pressure Taiwan. With each escalation and response, the likelihood of a wider war grows. In days past, one would feel confident that US diplomacy would lead the way in quieting or resolving these situations. While the current US administration has attempted to lead diplomatic efforts, for numerous reasons, they have been unsuccessful (primarily due to the decline in US credibility and influence around the world). This means that for the foreseeable future because neither US presidential candidate appears capable of reversing the situation, the world will be a more dangerous and uncertain place. Although energy prices are currently low by historical standards, increased geopolitical risk will inevitably lift overall energy prices and volatility.
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See how NUS can support companies with the reporting requirements of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), including expertise for all aspects of Climate Change (E1) and data validation services. Visit - www.nusconsulting.com or Email - contact@nusconsulting.com #CSRD #EUCSRD #ESRS #SustainabilityReporting #ClimateChange #Energy #Sustainability #EULaw #NUS #NUSConsulting #CarbonEmissions #Scope3 #AdaptionPlans
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European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) 1 is the first of the environmental reporting standards of the ESRS, setting out the guidance for reporting on climate change under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). This guidance aims to understand the impacts different companies have on climate change; their mitigation and adaptation plans, particularly for reducing emissions to limit warming to 1.5°C; and any related risks and opportunities companies may face. This article will cover the requirements of ESRS E1: Climate Change. #CSRD #EUCSRD #ESRS #SustainabilityReporting #ClimateChange #Energy #Sustainability #EULaw #NUS #NUSConsulting #NUSConsultingGroup #CarbonEmissions #Scope3 #AdaptionPlans https://lnkd.in/emASQ-CV
Climate Change Reporting Requirements Under the CSRD (ESRS E1)
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