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TreeUnderstanding and managing an organization's use of natural resources (and the resulting impact on ecosystems) is key to grappling with a host of issues: from compliance with increasingly demanding regulatory regimes to management of spiraling energy costs. Deloitte practitioners have the tools and experience to help organizations measure, monitor, and optimize their management of energy, water, carbon, and other key resources.

Service offerings:

  • Energy management
  • Carbon management
  • Water and environmental stewardship
  • Resources policy services
  • Real estate
  • Community engagement and investment
  • Climate adaptation
  • Waste management/recycling/reuse

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    Risk Angles: Five questions on business risks related to water and other critical resources
    In this issue of Risk Angles, William Sarni, director, Deloitte Consulting LLP in the U.S., offers his thoughts on some questions commonly asked about water-related business risk.
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    Getting ahead of the ripple effect
    In this Deloitte Review article, Will Sarni, director and practice leader, enterprise water strategy, Deloitte Consulting LLP in the US, offers a framework for a water stewardship strategy.
  • COP18
    After Durban, expectations for Doha: Business topics to watch at COP18
    At COP18 in Doha, Qatar, new opportunities for business are likely to arise from discussions about financing and policy to support climate change mitigation and adaptation, in addition to a possible extension of the Kyoto Protocol.
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    Life after Kyoto: The world’s carbon market in 2013?
    The “world of Kyoto” is about to get a good deal more complex. Companies that are informed and prepared will have an advantage, both for mitigating compliance risks and for taking advantage of the upside opportunities in an ever more fragmented carbon market. This paper provides an overview on where matters stand today and generally what might be expected over the coming months and years as these complex matters find stability.
  • ripple effects
    Ripple effects: Why water is a CFO issue
    This edition of CFO Insights explores the reasons behind water scarcity, the risks associated with the growing lack of water, and why water availability is a CFO issue.
  • resource study
    Deloitte reSources 2012 studies
    Second annual survey illuminates the attitudes and practices that businesses and consumers have toward energy management.
  • water and energy needs
    No water, no energy. No energy, no water.
    This report considers how increasing demands on water from the private and public sectors are impacting the world’s ability to meet its energy needs.
  • Enterprise water management
    Increasing demand for water and declining water quality present immediate risks and opportunities for businesses. Deloitte member firms are at the forefront when it comes to addressing water stewardship.
  • Energy efficiency: Crisis or catalyst?
    With global economic flux continuing to reshape priorities, should energy efficiency remain a focus or should it be put on the back burner? Examine the issue in this edition of Deloitte Debates.
  • A profitable shade of green
    Proactively embracing sustainability and carbon management is no longer a philosophical or political debate. It is a strategic decision.

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