Organics & Aquaculture Sustainable Industrial Symbiosis (OASIS) uses a unique combination of established technologies to divert separated food waste from landfill while producing valuable products for both human and animal consumption. This project is supported by the Recycling Victoria Research and Development Fund – Organics. The Fund is delivered by Sustainability Victoria under the Victorian Government’s circular economy plan, Recycling Victoria: a new economy.

The Ministry of Transport & Public Works in Uruguay sought to study the feasibility of designing a sustainable regulation that would allow the introduction and implementation of High-Performance Vehicles (VAD in Spanish). A multinational, multidisciplinary team combined practical experience of the introduction of High-Performance Vehicles with Performance Based Design Standards and line model comparative analysis on bridge infrastructure to develop a regulation that accounted for the country's road reality both in terms of safety and infrastructure. The new regulations place Uruguay at the forefront of Road Heavy Vehicle legislation in the region.

Satisfying ambitious net-zero targets necessitates a bottom-up approach to ensure practical measures can navigate an organisations Capital Expenditure processes. Identified efficiency and decarbonization projects are essential elements to developing financial supports such as internal carbon prices. One of the world's preeminent designers and manufacturers of commercial and work-related furniture products used the results of energy assessments to ISO 50002:2014 to set its internal carbon prices so that sufficient projects would satisfy the company’s financial hurdles and meet its stated carbon goals. Cost effective savings of over US$250 000 were identified well as well as the quantification of 60 efficiency and decarbonization opportunities.

Technology is only as good as the people who use it. As part of the introduction of B-Doubles the government of the Province of San Luis created the School of B-Double Driving, (EMaBi in Spanish) to develop drivers' capabilities. The course included both practical and theoretical elements with modules on safety features, defensive driving, as well as fatigue management and legislation. BrAle Consulting was responsible for the development of the course content and delivery.

Developing energy management capabilities within an organization’s supply chain is essential if its Scope 3 carbon emissions are to be effectively addressed. Smaller organizations may not be aware of the size of the opportunities nor have the skills to realize them. A proactive contract manufacturer in the Asia Pacific region was able to identify US$2 million in annual savings at just 15 members of its 4 500 site network while building the capacity of its supply chain members to identify further savings.