Energy Transition to Net Zero

The Energy Transition is the process of transforming our current global energy systems to achieve a sustainable balance with the world, while also meeting the needs of growing economies and striving for net-zero emissions.

Creating low carbon and sustainable buildings

Whether you’re developing new assets, retrofitting or adapting existing ones, or optimising your estate/portfolio, we help you achieve your decarbonisation and broader ESG goals by providing strategy and solutions.

Nature-based Solutions

These scalable and cost-effective approaches include carbon storage, water purification, and flood risk reduction. By integrating NbS, you promote sustainability, resilience, and a healthier planet for future generations.

Delivering net zero in our towns and cities

The Net Zero Cities Team at WSP works with clients across the world to provide evidence-based net zero strategies that enable towns, cities and regions to meet their ambitious climate targets and ensure a just transition.

Environmental services

We are one of the world’s largest environmental services consulting firms. We build safe and future-ready infrastructure to support places where communities can thrive.

WSP’s sponsorship of the Trial Reservoir, an innovation piloting initiative by Isle Utilities, demonstrates our commitment to accelerate the adoption of technologies that will decarbonise the Water industry.

Report from Environment Analyst identifies the world’s largest environmental and sustainability (E&S) consulting firms in 2022.

We are proud that our Net Zero journey and ESG leadership have been recognized by Environment Analyst in a recent report.

There is no net zero without an energy transition – and that transition must happen at scale and pace. Discover how WSP and our partners are leading the way.

As global temperatures continue to increase, flood events (because of sea level rise, storm surges and heavy rainstorms) are set to worsen.

As part of a series of articles on climate action in towns and cities by WSP and collaborators; experts explore mobilising and mainstreaming climate finance.

With innovators already adopting new low-carbon materials and reusing materials from existing buildings, the rest of the industry risks being left behind.

Net-zero emissions is the globally agreed goal to avert catastrophic climate change – but what does it mean for buildings?

HS2’s Curzon Street station has been designed to be net zero in operation, using a range of technologies to generate energy from renewable sources.