Sharing a glimpse into the projects we've done over the past months from running a sprint on Planetary Health to another Net-Zero Co-Lab, and helping wine importers future-proof their logistics. Also, don't miss out on our latest white paper outlining three strategic moves any freight-buying company can make to accelerate progress and innovation.

Why hands-on prototyping is the best team-building activity you haven’t tried (yet).

This year, we're celebrating 10 years of enabling organisations to innovate and thrive sustainably. In this special edition of our Love Letter, we're thrilled to showcase the concrete ways we support organisations – and how we could support yours.

For logistics companies, decarbonisation isn’t just a technical challenge, it’s a strategic one. That’s why we’re excited to announce that DFDS has used Another Tomorrow’s transition capability tool to assess their organisational readiness to decarbonise.

One thing is clear: Business as usual is a thing of the past. In our recent panel discussion, we explored what this shift means, and what’s coming next in a time of uncertain policies and decision-making. Meanwhile, in 2024, solar power outpaced coal for the first time in Europe, a powerful sign that the renewable revolution is unstoppable.

Another Tomorrow hosted an engaging and timely panel discussion on The Trump Question: Is There Still a Green Agenda?  with a brilliant panel of experts. With shifting political winds, many are wondering: Is the green transition at risk? Our CEO, Staffan, shares his key takeaways from the discussion

Former U.S. Policy Advisor Jacob Chavara and Lisa Stenvinkel, Head of Sustainable Impact, delve into Trump’s potential impact on the U.S. green transition and its implications for European businesses.

Let’s kick off the new year! Our next Tomorrow Club is only a few weeks away with the pressing and highly relevant topic “Trump 2.0: Is There Still a Green Agenda?”. Also, learn more about the industry that is quite literally in the “business of waste”. Photo: Philip-Daniel Ducasse

And by that we mean the term “reducing emissions”, of course. The final love letter of the year introduces you to Another Tomorrow’s Lunch & Learn sessions, a 2025 forecast on how to be even clearer when talking about climate action and finally, a new perspective on the impact of both the US election and COP29.

November edition coming your way. We'll dive into how cross-industry collaboration can accelerate decarbonisation and the alarming Emissions Gap Report released a couple of weeks ago. Finally, you'll find an article about the link between global warming and the rise of authoritarian global leaders. We really encourage you to read it, especially with regards to last week's presidential election in the US.

How do you make innovation a core part of your DNA for it to become an engine of growth? This was something we explored together with Arla's Global Innovation team. Also, how much has solar energy increased and have energy emissions really reached their peak in 2024?

Have greenhouse gas emissions increased or decreased over the past 30 years? Also, Joe ran a session with the new generation of digital creatives over at Hyper Island on how to use hackathons as an innovation tool. Last but not least, a new study presents which combinations of climate policies have led to emissions reductions.