What does being a member involve?
It’s free to join Chapter Zero, and we warmly welcome all NEDs and Chairs of UK-headquartered businesses.
Here's where you can find FAQs and read more about what membership involves.
If you have other questions please contact us at climate@chapterzero.org.uk
What does being a member involve?
I will learn and offer perspectives on the impacts of climate change on my business sector.
We will keep membership free of change in return for your active engagement.
I will keep Chapter Zero updated with my roles, my sector expertise, and topics I'm interested in.
We will measure our impact and inform our strategy by the feedback you share. We ask that you participate in our annual membership survey and let us know if our programme is meeting your needs.
I will participate in events and discussions, helping myself and my peers to integrate climate action with business strategy.
We will give you a platform for blogs, practical examples, and opportunities to facilitate events.
Got questions?
If we haven’t answered your question below, please contact us at climate@chapterzero.org.uk
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Register to become a memberLatest explainers
Carbon Brief article: how net-zero delivers value to the UK
This article from Carbon Brief, written 30 July 2024, covers new net zero transition research which calculates that meeting sectoral climate targets out to 2037 could result in at least £164bn worth of benefits in six UK urban centres, from Belfast to Manchester.
GARP: Urban Resilience Podcast
This GARP podcast episode with Emma Howard Boyd CBE, Chair of the London Climate Resilience Review, tackles Urban Resilience and how our cities must adapt to climate change.
Bloomberg article on Financed Emissions
This article from Bloomberg, written on 24 July 2024, addresses a frequent critique of carbon accounting: Scope 3 emissions, those that arise from a company’s customers and supply chains, are essentially double-counted.
