University of Strathclyde, AIG and Wood Together Support Global Resilient Transition To Zero-Carbon Cities
The University of Strathclyde, insurance group AIG, and Aberdeen-based Wood have formed a partnership that will support cities and businesses as they transition to zero-carbon economies while improving resilience to climate change and extreme weather.
The partners will work with cities including COP26 host Glasgow, Milan and Pittsburgh, and a range of industries from energy to telecoms to develop strategies for improved sustainability and resilience. Other cities in the Global North and Global South are expected to join the partnership.
The group’s work will build on the Infrastructure Resilience Framework created by AIG and Wood, which was publicly endorsed by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) at…