• New report: Protecting New Zealand's competitive advantage: A snapshot of global sustainability reporting and trade trends (Chapman Tripp)
• Race on to reduce emissions from New Zealand livestock (AgriZeroNZ)
• Tackling NZ's food waste problem (Woolworths NZ)
• Government to boost public EV charging network
• Solar is now being installed faster than any energy technology in history
• How landmark climate victory in Europe could affect NZ (University of Auckland)
• Sustainable Aviation fuel production could be Marsden Point's future
• Scope 3 emissions - tackle them like your garden hedge (thinkstep-anz)
• Dear COP29: It's time to put women-led climate solutions on the agenda
• Two-year review shows Waikato-Auckland Te Huia on track, reducing emissions
• Milk startup using kegs to replace 100,000 plastic milk bottles

SBC hui

Early bird registrations are now open for the 16th Climate Change & Business Conference, taking place at the Viaduct Events Centre in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland on 9-10 September. Register below before 30 June to get early bird prices, and check out our compelling programme line-up of domestic and international speakers.

Other hui

With greenwashing and greenhushing on the rise, it's becoming increasingly tricky to confidently and clearly communicate your organisation's sustainability targets and achievements. This engaging and interactive workshop run by Proxima (a Certified GRI Standards training provider) holistically weaves together the principles of the world's most widely used sustainability reporting framework with concepts of value creation, communication, strategy, reporting and practical application. Whether or not you're involved in sustainability reporting, this workshop will provide you the skills and confidence to effectively communicate your organisation's sustainability journey. Participants will also receive a GRI certification on completion.

Across 24 hours, WBCSD is passing the microphone to experts and practitioners around the world so businesses across all major time zones can learn what Natural Climate Solutions are, how they address the climate and nature crises and contribute to social development, and how to select credits from projects that make a real difference. The NCS Summit is hosted in the NCS Procurement Hub, designed especially for businesses interested in learning more about nature-based carbon credits. Note that the event is free and only open for businesses and investors interested in exploring the use of NCS carbon credits.

With the Jobs for Nature funding closing in 2024, many other Jobs for Nature ventures may benefit from similar services - helping them to continue driving positive outcomes for Te Taiao (natural world) without the ongoing reliance on grant funding. Join the Ākina team for an open webinar, where we walk through the process of developing an Impact Model for your organisation. This event is for Ventures that are a part of the Jobs for Nature Programme, and is free to attend.

All Heart NZ's Sustainable Lunch Series aim to educate, connect and empower key decision makers to further their organisation's sustainability efforts. During each event we hear about different organisation's strategy and the good work being done. We invite you to join us to learn, network and share your own experiences with like-minded people. Come and meet with our guest speakers, Alice Kuepper, Head of Sustainable Business and Corporate Social Responsibility for Winning Group and Troy Tindill, Country Manager for Winning Group Aotearoa & Andoo.

The 101 Sustainability Workshop, coming up on May 15, is a free session run by NZ Trade & Enterprise. Within an international context we cover topics such as how to prioritise on the areas of sustainability that matter most, how to build a sustainability strategy, and how to communicate your sustainability journey to stakeholders. We will also introduce you to useful tools and practical resources to accelerate your progress. The workshops are interactive and suitable for businesses regardless of size or sector. Come prepared to make new connections and learn from the experiences of others outside your sector or industry.

The European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) are already having a global impact. The ESRS are a clear signpost of the trajectory towards regulators requiring more comparable and decision-useful disclosures. Ex-Proximanaut and reporting specialist, Calum Revfem, will highlight what Kiwi businesses can learn from the first wave of companies applying this higher standard.

Join BEC's new Energy Leaders Series, 3 engaging and thought-provoking panel sessions with CEOs and key executives from across the energy sector, brought to you by BEC and Z Energy. You will have the opportunity to meet with CEOs and key executives sharing insights, shaping the future, and shifting the paradigm of the New Zealand and global energy market. Don’t miss this chance to network with other peers from across the industry, and to join the conversation on how to create a sustainable, affordable, and secure energy system for New Zealand.

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