Carbon Clarity

Episode 22: 3 Things I'd Tell Every Organisation Kickstarting Their Net Zero JourneyMost organisations have someone responsible for net zero. Far fewer have someone genuinely accountable for it. And that gap — between good intentions and actual emissions reductions — is where years get lost.In this solo episode, host Kev Cooling steps back from the interview format to share the three things he'd tell any organisation that's serious about reducing its carbon footprint. Drawn from over 20 years in carbon management and distilled into his two free hackbooks on Governance and Leadership, these aren't the flashiest ideas in sustainability — but they are the most consistently overlooked.In this episode:Why giving someone a job title isn't the same as making them accountable — and what genuine accountability actually looks likeThe shadow leaders cast, and why one visible act of hypocrisy can undo months of hard workWhy trying to convert everyone in your organisation is one of the biggest energy drains in sustainability — and where to focus insteadWhether your net zero programme has stalled or you're just getting it off the ground, this episode will give you a clearer sense of where to put your energy first.Free resources mentioned:Governance Hackbook — www.hut22.co.ukLeadership Hackbook — www.hut22.co.ukWebsite: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

The Rule Book That Could Transform UK Construction.Until recently, anybody could say their building was net zero — and define what that meant in their own terms. The UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard was created to change that. In this episode, Kev is joined by two people who know it inside out: Will Arnold, Head of Sustainable Materials at the Useful Simple Trust and the standard's technical author, and Apeksha Gupta, Principal Consultant in ESG and Net Zero at Greengage, who spent 2025 applying it to real buildings on behalf of real clients.Between them, they cover what 200+ pilot projects taught the steering group, why the data infrastructure you put in place today will define your ability to decarbonise tomorrow, and how a heritage-listed office in the City of London came within touching distance of net zero aligned status. Will also reveals what's new in version one — including a practical completion on-track check that could be a game-changer for speculative developers — and explains why a coalition of global investors managing trillions in real estate concluded this was the only standard in the world that did what they needed.If you work in the built environment, this is the episode to get you ready for version one.Things mentioned in the show:• UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard (pilot version, launched late 2024; version one forthcoming): Pilot Version | UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard• UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) — research that led to the standard (2021): UKGBC - The UK Green Building Council• BREEAM / LEED / NABERS — certification schemes referenced in context: Certification for Sustainable Buildings | BREEAM, LEED rating system | U.S. Green Building Council, About NABERS UK | CIBSE Certification• RICS Professional Standard on Whole Life Carbon — Whole life carbon assessment (WLCA) for the built environmentWebsite: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

The gap between media noise and boardroom action has never been bigger.In this episode of Carbon Clarity, I'm joined by Will Symons, Deloitte's Asia Pacific Sustainability Leader, for a conversation that cuts through the headlines.We cover: 🌏 Why China's climate commitments matter more than you think 🔄 The shift from marketing departments to CFO desks 🤖 How AI could be climate's secret weapon (not its enemy) 🏗️ What Australia's rapid grid transformation teaches the world 📊 The real drivers behind corporate sustainability actionWill's leading 1,500 sustainability practitioners across the region and has a unique view on what's actually happening versus what we're reading about.If you've been wondering whether the sustainability agenda is really slowing down, this conversation will give you a very different perspective.Stuff mentioned in the show:ISSB (International Sustainability Standards Board) - S1 & S2TNFD (Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures)IFRS Sustainability Disclosure StandardsParis Climate Agreement (Paris Agreement/COP21)NDCs (Nationally Determined Contributions)NABERS (National Australian Built Environment Rating System)NABERS UKGreen Steps Program (Monash University)#CarbonClarity #Sustainability #ClimateAction #AsiaPacific #LeadershipWebsite: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

When you hear about half-billion-pound heat network projects, you probably think: carbon savings, right? But what if I told you these massive energy infrastructure schemes are also creating apprenticeships, building local supply chains, and bringing serious inward investment to cities? Kit Gillibrand from Hermetica Black has spent over a decade turning complex energy projects into reality – from Madagascar to Manchester. And he's got a powerful message: the best energy infrastructure projects don't just decarbonize cities, they transform them. In this conversation, Kit explains how places like Greater Manchester are using long-term energy contracts to develop local skills, why removing government grants might actually force better decisions, and how energy infrastructure is becoming the foundation for development rather than a cost on top of it. If you've ever wondered how these enormous projects actually get financed, built, and delivered – or why they're about so much more than just saving carbon – this episode is for you. 🎧 Listen to Carbon Clarity – wherever you get your podcasts.Things mentioned in the show:Find Kit on LinkedIn, here.Find Hermetica Black, here.The Spark Gap - the difference in cost / kWh of gas and electricity. Useful article from the EcoExperts here.The HMT Green Book - guidance for evaluating project from .Gov. Explanation provided by Thornton & Lowe here.The Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) - info from the Government here.Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

We talk about sustainability strategies all day long... but why do so few of them actually work on the ground?I sat down with Mark Hingston from Cushman & Wakefield to explore one of the industry's biggest challenges: the gap between what we say we'll do and what actually happens in asset management.We dive into:✓ Why corporate sustainability plans fail at the operational level ✓ The criticality of data driving institutional investment decisions ✓ How embodied carbon is reshaping property portfolios ✓ Whether apprenticeships could solve our engineering skills crisis ✓ The surprising lessons sustainability can learn from health & safetyIf you've ever wondered why your organisation's net zero commitments aren't translating into real change, this conversation will resonate.The Strategy-Reality Gap: Mark Hingston on What's Really Happening in Asset Management is out now.🎧 Listen to Carbon Clarity - wherever you get your podcasts.#Sustainability #AssetManagement #RealEstate #NetZero #CarbonClarityThings mentioned in the show:GRESB - International framework used by investors to evaluate and benchmark real estate assets. Find out more here.UKGBC Whole Life Net Zero Carbon Roadmap - valuable study looking at what needs to happen to meet our Net Zero goals. Find it here.NABERS UK - Energy rating scheme that was hugely successful in Australia where it was developed, now being used in the UK. Administered by the Chartered Institute of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE). Here.TCFDs - Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures. Now replaced by the ISSB's IFRS1 & 2, the TCFDs remain important for UK -based companies. Find out about future plans in the UK here and the replacement requirements, here.  Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

Following a busy summer and various happenings at the Hut22 HQ, I'm flying solo in this episode of Carbon Clarity!Instead of a guest, I'm bringing you three book recommendations, all of which made me think differently about climate change.If you want to know which books to read to make you think differently too, check out the episode!Things mentioned in the show:There is no planet B, by Mike Berners-LeeEntangled Life, by Merlin SheldrakeRegenesis, by George MonbiotWebsite: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

In one possible transition to low carbon heat we might spend millions on individual heat pumps for every home and building... but what if there's a smarter way to heat entire areas of our towns and cities?In this episode, I'm talking to Andrew Cripps from Vital Energy about heat networks - the technology that's been quietly heating more of our cities than you might realise for decades, and could be the key to decarbonising homes and other buildings.In this fascinating conversation, we explore how one energy centre can heat 10s, 100s, or even 1000s of buildings, why your terrace house might be perfect for a heat network, how data centres could warm your home, and why this relatively old solution might just be the future.From campus systems to city-wide networks - Andrew reveals how we could transform the way Britain heats its buildings.Ready to discover the heating revolution hiding in plain sight? Check out the episode now.Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

We spend weeks perfecting tender documents for projects we might not even win, but how much time do we spend learning from the buildings we actually build? Spoiler alert: almost none. In this wide-ranging conversation, I discuss with Joe-Jack Williams from Bywater how the construction industry has developed a serious case of selective blindness when it comes to post-occupancy evaluation – and why it's such a missed opportunity.But that's just one of the things we talk about!Alongside some great insights to the use of timber in construction, Bywater's speciality, Joe-Jack takes us through challenges such as the tender-focused culture that leaves little time for actual learning, the moisture management issues that are critical for timber projects and how it all comes back to insurance! We explore why engaging insurers early unlocks timber construction potential, how moving beyond risk-transfer approaches could improve collaboration, and why the novation process creates genuine dilemmas for design teams trying to serve both contractors and clients effectively.But here's the thing – Joe-Jack isn't just identifying challenges. He's armed with solutions. We discuss how targeted investment in trades training could transform our low-carbon transition, why post-occupancy evaluation builds better buildings AND better client relationships, and how moving beyond "standard" approaches isn't just beneficial – it's essential for meeting our embodied carbon targets.Ready to cure construction's amnesia? This episode might just change how you think about what happens after handover.Listen now and discover why the buildings we never revisit hold the keys to construction's future.Things mentioned in the show:POE / BPE: Post-Occupancy Evaluation / Building Performance Evaluation. Rigorous process of qualitative and quantitative assessment of building performance once it has been substantially occupied for a period (typically 12 months)NABERS: CIBSE Website (CIBSE administer NABERS in the UK)UKNZCBS: UK Net Zero Carbon Building Standard. Standard developed through extensive industry collaboration setting out standards for energy and embodied carbon performance of new build and major refurbishment schemes. Currently in pilot.EPDs: Environmental Product Declaration. Declaration from manufacturers setting out the impact of specific products impact across a range of environmental metrics.BREEAM: Environmental impact rating system for non-domestic buildings and communities administered by the BRE. BRE also administer HQM, a similar standard for dwellings. BREEAM website.CIBSE: Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers.Novation: The practice of formally transferring members of a construction project design team between clients - typically from the land owner / developer / etc to the main contractor. Usually happens prior to development of the detailed design. More on Freeths website.RIBA: Royal InstiWebsite: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

We all know we need to cut carbon emissions... but what about the carbon that's already out there?I recently sat down with Garrett Boudinot, founder of Vy-Carb, and he shared a really powerful perspective. He says it's not just about fixing the leaky tap – it's also about mopping up all the water that's already spilled!Mitigation, reducing our emissions, is absolutely non-negotiable, but if we're serious about hitting our climate targets, we have to think about actively removing and storing carbon too.Garrett explains both carbon capture and storage, what options are available and the limitations of the technologies out there. He also does a great job of explaining the chemistry of carbon in the ocean so even I can understand it!From rocks to reactors, and permanence to policy – this one’s packed with insight and impact. If you want to understand why mitigation alone won’t cut it – check out this episode of Carbon Clarity.Don't forget to like, leave a review, subscribe and share!Things mentioned on the show:Garrett Boudinot: Find out more about our guest here.VyCarb: Technology solution to accelerate natural processes for long-term carbon storage. Find out more on their website here and LinkedIn here.AtDepth: Research group providing data for evidence-based ocean-focused decision making. Read about their work here. Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

What do electric vehicles, wind turbines, smartphones, and satellites all have in common?They rely on a complex, often invisible web of elements – rare earths and critical minerals – pulled from the ground, refined across borders, and essential to our transition to a net-zero carbon future.But here’s the catch – the term “critical” isn’t as clear-cut as it sounds. It depends on who you ask, where you’re standing, and what you need.In this episode, we dig deep into the world of critical minerals:What makes a mineral critical?Who decides?And just how secure are the global supply chains we’re relying on to power a cleaner world?We’re joined by Gavin Mudd, Director of the Critical Minerals Intelligence Centre at the British Geological Survey – a leading voice in the field, and someone who’s been tracking the geology, the politics, and the pressure points for decades.This is more than a conversation about rocks – it’s about geopolitics, sustainability, and the race for resources in the 21st century.Things mentioned in the episode:Gavin’s LinkedIn page: LinkedInCritical Minerals Intelligence Centre: CMIC WebsiteBritish Geological Survey: BGS WebsiteInteractive periodic table: Periodic Table - Ptable - Properties - State at - °CWebsite: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

In this episode, I'm joined by the incredible Brian Eversham, CEO of Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire WIldlife Trust and absolute nature guru! We discuss the critical state of nature in the UK in the context of being one of the most nature depleted places on the planet. We talk about the specific impacts of climate change and how agriculture is a major factor in wildlife decline but could also be a big part of saving it, and Brian tells me about the incredible work the Trust is doing, from the Great Fens project to the reintroduction of beavers.This episode is packed full of eye-opening information and fascinating insights from a naturalist with more experience than you could shake a native stick at. You don't want to miss it!Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

The rise of Artificial Intelligence is changing our world, but at what cost? AI searches consume significantly more energy than standard online queries, and the data centres powering this revolution are transforming into the heavy industry of our age. But how do these energy-hungry giants impact our planet and communities?In this episode, we talk to Anna Dowson, Senior Director of Sustainability at Greenscale, to pull back the curtain on data centres. We explore their critical role in our digital lives and the sustainability challenges they face. Discover how AI is reshaping data centre design, the drive for greater energy efficiency, and the potential for these facilities to positively contribute to local communities and energy grids.We'll also tackle the big questions: Can renewable energy sources and innovations like liquid cooling provide a sustainable path forward? And with the increasing demand for data, can we overcome the power constraints that threaten to slow development? Join us for an enlightening discussion on the surprising intersection of AI, energy, and the future of our digital infrastructure.Things mentioned in the show:Jargon: we tried to clarify jargon as we went, but if you want to understand more, there's a great glossary of data centre terms here.Anna Dowson: Find out more about our guest here.Greenscale: A new player in the data centre market but one that's looking to do things differently it seems. Check them out here.Carbon Clarity #10: The conversation with Nigel Banks of Octopus Energy around electricity grid capacity is certainly relevant. Check it out here.EU Energy Efficiency Directive: The recast of the directive in 2022 put a much sharper focus on data centres - read more at this useful blog.Corporate PPAs: Find out more about the different types of PPA here - maybe it's something your company should look into?Scientific study: This study looks at the growing energy demands of AI - find it here.Liquid cooling: Liquid? Around all that electricity? Madness? It seems not - this useful article explains more about liquid cooling.Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

In this episode, I'm joined by Nigel Banks, Technical Director at Octopus Energy; now the UK's largest energy supplier.We get into all manner of energy and carbon related chat including how Octopus can afford to guarantee that customers on their Zero Bills tariff won't pay anything for energy for an extraordinary 10 years, why moving data centres and other energy hungry industry to where there are more renewables might benefit balance sheets as well as GHG inventories, and why upgrading the fabric in your house probably shouldn't be step 1 on your decarbonisation journey.Things mentioned in the show:Octopus Zero Bills: 100k Zero Bills homes by 2030 | Octopus EnergyFind out the carbon intensity of electricity in your region: Carbon IntensityWebsite: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

Six months into the Carbon Clarity podcast journey and time for a recap! I'm thrilled to be joined once again by Andrew Chamberlain, MD of Elevated who takes over the question master duties for this episode where we talk about the pod so far, previous guests and the conversations with them.We also talk about where global events leave the carbon agenda right now, how we can still react positively in a tricky political climate and the plans for the show in the coming months.Don't forget to subscribe to the show wherever you normally get your podcasts so you never miss an episode!Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

The existing buildings challenge. In this episode, I'm joined by Sam McCabe, architect and PassivHaus Designer to discuss the oft repeated fact that 80% of the buildings that will exist in 2050 have already been built and the challenge of how we align them with a Net Zero future.We have a teensy pop at Project Managers who don't give enough time for feasibility work. And architects who still like fully glazed buildings. Oh, and agents. But only a little bit...We also discuss the importance of comfort, the need for incremental change, and how the professional team need to support clients and help them understand the need for compromise, all in the context of existing buildings. Don't miss this great chat - listen now!Things mentioned in the chat:The PassivHaus standard: PassivHaus TrustReusing building materials: Building Materials Exchange Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

In this episode, I'm excited to be joined by Tom Wigg, Senior Advisor, Net Zero Carbon Buildings at the UK Green Building Council to talk all things NZC Buildings Standard.If you're in any way connected to the built environment industry in the UK, you'll have no doubt heard about this new standard, created through the unprecedented collaboration of 9 professional and industry bodies and over 350 experts, it should represent a step-change in the way that we think about, and verify, the impact of buildings on the Net Zero future of the UK.In the show, we talk about the problem the standard is trying to solve, how it was created and the key principles of how it works. We also delve into some things about the standard that some might find surprising (offsetting isn't mandatory, for instance), things that Tom would have loved to include but couldn't and how people and projects can get involved.Post show noteTom wanted to clarify that, although he suggested that the limits for certain sectors were unlikely to change at the end of the pilot period, that might happen if there is sufficient feedback - so, if you think something could be improved, please do engage with the process and provide the feedback, I know Tom and the wider team will welcome it!Things mentioned in the show:Net Zero Carbon Building Standard: Home | UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings StandardSubmit your project to the pilot study: Pilot Testing | UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings StandardNet Zero Carbon Buildings Framework: Net Zero Carbon Buildings Framework | UKGBCNet Zero WLC roadmap for the built environment: Net Zero Whole Life Carbon Roadmap for the Built Environment | UKGBCUKGBC Renewable Energy Procurement guidance: Renewable Energy Procurement Part 2 | UKGBCISO14068 - Part 1: Climate change management — Transition to net zero: ISO 14068-1:2023 - Climate change management — Part 1: Carbon neutralityWebsite: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

Risk. It's a language every business should understand but do organisations have climate risk in their lexicon?In this episode I'm joined by founder of Bemari Consulting, Marina Bradford to talk about some of the myths that organisations fall foul of and which mean they aren't as prepared as they should be for a range of climate risks.Find out what's meant by physical and transitional risks, how companies can avoid being overwhelmed by the issues and how to break the problem down into digestible chunks.Things mentioned during the show:Bemari Consulting: Bemari - Sustainability Consulting and Systems ChangeTask Force on Climate-related Disclosures (TCFD) Recommendations: Recommendations | Task Force on Climate-Related Financial DisclosuresUK Flood risk maps: Check the long term flood risk for an area in England - GOV.UKUKGBC Physical risk guidance: Measuring & Reporting Physical Risks to Built Assets | UKGBCWebsite: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

This time I'm super excited to be joined by Anna Sturtivant, a sustainability practitioner with experience in consulting, central government and now a Sustainability Manager at the BBC.I was really interested to dig into the particular challenges facing large and complex organisations when it comes to creating traction for carbon reduction activity - we discuss the importance of relationships, language and stories, and why you should make friends with your internal comms team!Take a listen wherever you get your podcasts to find out more!Things mentioned in the show:Richard Tetlow's EngD research - https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Richard-Tetlow Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

In this episode I'm thrilled to be joined by my old colleague, Cat Hirst. A sustainability lifer, Cat published her book 'A Regenerative Mindset' last year to cement her place as one of the growing band of expert practitioners who believe sustainability as we know it isn't enough to bring the world back into balance.In this fascinating episode, we explore what it means for a business to be regenerative, planetary boundaries and why we need to leave the Earth better than we found it. We also get into why a shift of mindset is critical to achieving a regenerative future and the very broad benefits of such a transition. Things mentioned in the show:A Regenerative Mindset (Cat's book): https://tinyurl.com/ye7j2ybhBeyond Sustainability (Cat's company): Home - Beyond Sustainability (beyond-sustainability.co.uk)Johan Rockström TED Talk: https://tinyurl.com/ycka53vcAsk Nature website: Innovation Inspired by Nature — AskNatureStart with Why (book by Simon Sinek): Start With Why Book | Simon Sinek - Simon SinekOn Art and Life (book by John Ruskin): https://tinyurl.com/2ks9mym4The Regenerative Business (book by Carol Sanford): https://tinyurl.com/5bd7f2mbWebsite: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

In this episode, I chat to Elina Grigoriou owner and Design and Sustainability Director of Grigoriou Interiors, and the chair of the new Ska Rating board.We explore some great new research, recently published, on the up-front carbon in Cat B fit-outs - an often poorly represented and therefore frequently ignored part of a building's overall carbon impact. We talk about Elina's upbringing in Greece, her career-long involvement with Ska (the only assessment framework dedicated to fit-outs) and why it's the decision that's sustainable or not rather than the product.Elina's stint as a professional basketball player also gets a mention, but I had to let that slide in the interests of time!Links mentioned in the show:Grigoriou Interiors: https://grigoriou.co.uk/Ska Rating: https://skarating.org/Cat B carbon research, Part 1: https://tinyurl.com/4wtykre3Cat B carbon research, Part 2: https://tinyurl.com/bdfzfdyzNet Zero Carbon Building Standard: https://www.nzcbuildings.co.uk/Regenerative by Design (book by Dave Cheshire): https://tinyurl.com/222kvw47Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

In this episode I chat to Andrew Chamberlain, MD of Elevated and specialist in non-profit business management.We get into a discussion about the role of membership associations in supporting their members on climate action - we cover the role of signposting, not trying to solve the whole problem, and how framing their role in the conversation can support members.If you're a membership association, or a member of one, listen in!Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet

In this episode I chat to Kenneth Van den Bergh, CEO and co-founder of the online carbon accounting platform Carbon+Alt+Delete.We talk about the platform's altruistic backstory, the BIG carbon reporting problem facing every company and the exciting stuff the guys have planned for the future.If you want to continue the conversation, comment or review!Website: https://www.hut22.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-couling/Music credits:March of the Bold by Balloon Planet (via Artlist.io)Check out their stuff here: https://soundcloud.com/balloon-planet