Podcast

"For many project professionals, sustainability feels harder to progress right now. Delivery pressures are increasing, roles and teams are changing, and wider geopolitical uncertainty is affecting priorities and resourcing. The commitments may still be there, but maintaining momentum can feel more challenging. In the latest episode of the APM Sustainability Interest Network podcast, we explore sustainability fatigue through a project delivery lens. The discussion looks at why

"Ahead of the show, Big Zero speaker Matteo Deidda explains why supply chains are vital for net zero You must take your supply chain with you if you want to get to net zero. That's what Matteo Deidda from Lloyds Banking Group told me as we discussed how we can take all businesses on the journey to net zero. Matteo will be speaking at our Pathway to Net Zero talks offering a synopsis of the Lloyds group's ambition to halve its supply chain emissions by the end of this decade.

"With the UK Government’s commitment to reach net zero by 2050, organisations are feeling the strain of decarbonisation targets. But in the challenge lies opportunity. Ian and Chris learn how facilities management is stepping into the breach, delivering sustainable solutions to keep customers on track. Ian ventures to Halifax, where he descends three storeys below ground to see Lloyds Banking Group’s ground source heat pumps in action. And in Chelmsford, Chris learns how the

Matteo Deidda takes a seat on Liv’s yellow bench. " Offsetting is often described as a distraction from decarbonisation, or, worse, a scam or greenwash. At best, organisations often say "we will concentrate on carbon reductions first and only offset what we can't get rid of." But what if we've got it all wrong? Can 100% offsetting drive your Net Zero programme by acting as an internal carbon tax? Matteo Deidda of Tide , the all-in-one finance platform with a customer base of