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The European Commission’s recent Omnibus proposal has sent ripples across the sustainability landscape, triggering intense discussions on regulatory simplification, corporate accountability, and the long-term implications for business value. While some see the proposal as a necessary move to ease compliance burdens, others fear it could undermine years of progress in corporate sustainability efforts.

Updated 14 February, 2025

The report identifies the key global players in the environmental & sustainability (E&S) consulting by E&S consulting revenue for FY 2023.

Inogen Alliance hosted a roundtable discussion on the outcomes and path forward from COP29 in Baku. With a global team attending and presenting at COP29 from seven Associates and country locations, along with our local host in Azerbaijan, Sustainera Solutions, we share insider insights and takeaways from this major global environmental conference. 

Following the Inogen Alliance presence at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan representing seven Associates and countries, three of our experts were interviewed by Environment Analyst. Check out a few excerpts below or read the full article on EA here. And don't miss our podcast episode on COP29 key takeaways available 17 December!

We are pleased to announce that Inogen Alliance will have a presence at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, marking the second time we will have a global delegation involved in COP with seven Associate companies. Our team attending and presenting includes our local Associate, Sustainera Solutions with Ilkin Hajiyev and team, who has been involved since it was announced that Baku would be the next location. They have been working in collaboration with AzerSun Holding as an official sponsor of COP29 consulting on sustainability topics and events. We also have Associates attending and presenting from Antea Brasil, Hilton Lucio; Antea Group USA and President of Inogen Alliance, Angelique Dickson; Antea Group UK, Alex Ferguson; denxpert, Robert Szucs-Winkler; Integral Consult Egypt, Amr Osama Abdel-Aziz; and Tonkin + Taylor New Zealand, Brett Ogilvie and Paddy Pringle. Our Associate Amr from Integral Consult has been involved with an official role in negotiations for 19 years, and will be serving as Advisor to the Minister of Environment of Egypt with a role in negotiations.

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have been making headlines recently as awareness grows about their harmful effects on human health, the environment, and wildlife. Originally invented in the 1930s, PFAS gained popularity due to their resistance to water, grease, and stains, making them indispensable in various industries. However, the very properties that made PFAS useful have now become a cause for concern. These chemicals do not break down easily, leading to widespread environmental contamination and significant health risks.

Whether for financial, legal, ethical, religious, or humanitarian reasons, it’s critical for companies today to keep their employees safe. This is true across all industries, but it’s especially important in sectors like manufacturing, where people operate large and potentially dangerous machinery.

The shift towards renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, is a critical component of global efforts to combat climate change and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. However, as with any large-scale development, these projects can have significant environmental and social impacts that must be carefully evaluated and managed. This is where Environmental Impact Assessments come into play. 

This post covers what EIAs are, highlights the factors considered when conducting an EIA, and touches on a new innovation that is changing how biodiversity is monitored. 

Dedicated and passionate EHS (Environmental, Health, and Safety) leaders understand that even the most robust safety policies are ineffective unless there is a culture that promotes – and even celebrates – safety.