Mace has teamed up with climate management and accounting platform Persefoni to ‘accelerate global decarbonisation outcomes across the built environment’.
The global consultancy and construction company says the partnership will enable it to offer customers around the globe a more ‘efficient, transparent and cost-effective solution to carbon reduction in the construction and operation of buildings’.
James Low, global head of responsible business at Mace, said: “In our pursuit of a sustainable world, at Mace we have the opportunity to decarbonise the built environment at speed and scale. This partnership with Persefoni enables us to embed the industry’s leading carbon accounting platform alongside our global delivery expertise, bringing our clients a world-class decarbonisation solution and experience that translates climate ambitions into reality.”
Jason Offerman, president, COO and co-founder of Persefoni, added: “The built environment generates as much as 40% of the world’s annual CO2 emissions, and it will play a critical role in any solution to the climate crisis. Within the built environment, there are few organisations as forward thinking at tackling this challenge as Mace, and we are honoured to partner with them. Together, we will address immediate needs and configure solutions purpose-built for the sector.”
