Nature

Our natural world is under increasing pressure. The consequences of human consumption, pollution, and climate change are taking a massive toll. If done right, the green energy build-out has huge potential to help unlock a lasting positive impact for nature.  

So, where do we begin? We must start by identifying and addressing the potential adverse effects that the build-out itself has on wildlife, habitats, and ecosystems. Only then can we begin to harness the transition to revive nature – from using our resources smarter and longer to developing our renewable energy projects in a way that supports surrounding ecosystems. 

We’re determined to leave nature in a better state than we found it. That’s why we’ve committed to delivering a net-positive biodiversity impact from all new renewable energy projects we commission from 2030 at the latest.  

We don’t have all the answers, but we’re learning along the way. We’re committed to piloting innovative biodiversity projects to gain experience and learn from our successes and failures. Being able to measure our impact is crucial to this. That’s why we’re working to develop a measurement framework to push ourselves and the agenda forward, and to ensure we give back more than we take.