Net Zero Intelligence Unit
Experience-led insights to accelerate global progress towards Net Zero.
About the Net Zero Intelligence Unit
The Net Zero Intelligence Unit provides experience-led insights to accelerate global progress towards Net Zero. The Unit is a dedicated team focussed on raising ambition, awareness and action on Net Zero by drawing on the Carbon Trust’s 20 years’ experience of working with businesses, governments and financial institutions globally.
Latest publications
- What do South Africa’s elections mean for climate policy?
- How can COP29 accelerate climate action?
- Breaking business barriers to Net Zero
- Keep up to date...
Jarredine Morris, Co-Head of Africa at the Carbon Trust, talks to Nina Foster, from our Net Zero Intelligence Unit, about priorities for the new South African government, and South Africa’s role in the global Net Zero transition.
Read the insightA smaller, more focussed set of negotiations is expected at COP29 in Azerbaijan from 11-22 November, ahead of a landmark COP in Brazil in 2025. However, the stakes for the climate and the trust-based system that the Paris Agreement relies on are high.
Read the insightAn analysis of the key barriers sustainability decision-makers face in large businesses, and the solutions to help accelerate progress to Net Zero.
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Subscribe herePodcast - Net Zero: What's innovation got to do with it?
We are excited to launch the Carbon Trust's first ever podcast series, 'Net Zero: what's innovation got to do with it?'. Over the course of four engaging episodes, Net Zero Intelligence Unit experts Simon Retallack and Nina Foster will be in conversation with innovators at the forefront of driving the Net Zero transition.
Subscribe hereOffshore wind policy briefings
About Net Zero
How can we achieve Net Zero?
Net Zero is the most comprehensive approach there is to securing a liveable planet. But how can we achieve it?
A comparison of Net Zero guidance from COP27
Our comparison of Net Zero recommendations and guidelines published at COP27 finds broad consensus on what organisations need to do to take action on Net Zero.
Reports
Insights
Consultation responses
Reaching Net Zero is essential to limit global warming to 1.5°C and avoid the worst impacts of climate change. It is also achievable, provided ambitious action is taken now by policymakers, business leaders and financial decision makers. The Net Zero Intelligence Unit exists to shed light on how to make the transition happen.
In the media
Explore our latest news coverage featuring insights from the Net Zero Intelligence Unit:
New Statesman | The first episode of our podcast 'Net Zero: What's innovation got to do with it'
Business Green | Nina Foster shares our vision for the role of hydrogen in achieving Net Zero
Financial Times | Nina Foster is featured discussing the UK's Net Zero strategy
Vogue Business | Vogue Business discuss our latest report on Net Zero and the beauty sector
The Times | Nina Foster spoke to The Times about the lowering costs of sustainability
Financial Times | Simon Retallack is featured discussing phasing out fossil fuels and prioritising renewables
ENDS Report | “There is no room for new coal on the global path to Net Zero"
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Contact us
The Net Zero Intelligence Unit drives global momentum on Net Zero by building awareness, ambition and action. We provide insights that draw on the Carbon Trust’s 20 years’ experience of working with businesses, governments and organisations to reduce their carbon footprints.
The Net Zero Intelligence Unit’s Director (Simon Retallack) and Manager (Nina Foster) are available for media comment or interview. Please contact press@carbontrust.com. For event appearances please contact events@carbontrust.com.
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