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The Crown Estate Director - Net Zero Lamé Verre: ‘We’ve got the right ingredients – we just need to bake the cake’

The key to driving net zero efforts is to recognise and balance the organisation’s “sphere of control and sphere of influence”.
Melodie Michel
The Crown Estate Director - Net Zero Lamé Verre
The Crown Estate Director - Net Zero Lamé Verre

As a land owner acting ‘for the benefit of the nation’, The Crown Estate holds considerable influence in the UK’s sustainable transition – yet it cannot do it alone. For Director - Net Zero Lamé Verre, the key is in recognising and balancing the organisation’s “sphere of control and sphere of influence”. 

The Crown Estate manages a £16 billion portfolio of land property and seabed across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Over the last decade, the business has returned £4.1 billion of profits to Treasury from leasing urban, rural and maritime space to retail, agricultural and marine operators. And in addition to its financial contribution, it also has a strong mandate to create a positive impact for net zero, nature and communities.

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