With heightened challenges being faced by the 11,000 organizations that have pledged to the UN Race to Zero initiative, the issue of corporate integrity and the urgency of fulfilling commitments to achieve a net-zero future by 2050 has become critical.

Decarbonization in transportation infrastructure and operations is crucial to mitigating climate change issues being discussed at COP28.  According to the United Nations Office for Project Services, an estimated 79% of global greenhouse gas emissions are related to infrastructure.

We explore the potential social consequences that accompany the ambitious pursuit of carbon reduction, framing the discourse with ways decision-makers can reframe and re-strategize this endeavor.

This five-part blog series explores how executives are thinking strategically across five key themes for their businesses.

On the Path to Net Zero in Mining

What economic impact does transport investment in London have throughout the UK? Hatch provided a detailed analysis this summer for Transport for London, capturing the impacts on jobs and GDP. Read more here.

We’re championing cleaner energy generation and working toward a more sustainable energy mix. Achieving the Paris Agreement’s goal of being net-zero by 2050 will require a global paradigm shift that will no doubt include geothermal and solar power.

In the complex world of construction, there's an often-overlooked hero: the constructability review. Senior Project Engineer, Eilidh McGregor, and Regional Manager Construction, Roberto Luison, dive deep into the vital role of constructability reviews in ensuring project success. Join us as we explore the essential steps, challenges, and benefits of this cornerstone practice in the transit industry.

To meet their commitments, miners must reduce reliance on diesel and fossil-fuel sourced electrical power, use energy more efficiently, and accelerate the integration of renewable energy.

Organizations are shifting focus and adapting to changes shaping global industries, resulting in an increased focus on sustainability, the adoption of digital tools and artificial intelligence, and adaptation to global supply chain changes. These shifts are affecting companies across all sectors, especially in mining and metals. In Southern Africa, these trends have been amplified by infrastructure challenges, reduced risk appetite, and limited capital flows