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With government rules on net zero quickly approaching, we look at two sustainable companies leading the charge to help combat climate change.
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4 July 2023
As the issue of climate change takes more of the centre stage, the UK government is pushing companies further to reduce their impact. That’s the thinking behind new regulations that’ll have British companies outlining their net zero plans from 2024.
As the deadline approaches, the government’s working on an outline of what a so-called ‘credible’ transition plan looks like.
Many of the largest companies have already released plans to decrease carbon emissions. It's vital for investors to scrutinise these strategies to determine whether the companies they invest in are capable of surviving and thriving in a more sustainable world.
This article isn't personal advice. If you're not sure if an investment is right for you, ask for financial advice.
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