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Amy Nguyen

  • Founder and Editor, Sustainable and Social
London
As seen in: Forbes, Reuters, Substack, Forbes España, Raconteur, Lombard Odier, Croakey News
Covers:  Sustainability, climate and nature - usually with a focus on business and supply chains.
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Amy Nguyen’s Biography

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Amy Nguyen is a strategist, researcher and writer focusing on sustainability, climate and nature. She works as a consultant for a variety of organisations, ranging from environmental think tanks, NGOs and research advisory firms, as well as early-stage companies in the energy, tech and fashion space.
Her writing and research have been featured in the Times and Sunday Times, Bloomberg, Forbes, the Guardian and global news outlets.

Amy is the Founder of Sustainable & Social, a platform dedicate…

Amy Nguyen’s Journalist Portfolio

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Is It Time For Fashion To Enter Its Heat Pump Era?

Is It Time For Fashion To Enter Its Heat Pump Era?

New research has quantified the opportunities for electrification across fashion supply chains. How can it he…

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Leadership lessons in a corporate sustainability recession - Raconteur

Leadership lessons in a corporate sustainability recession - Raconteur

Businesses once seemed keen to tout their ESG credentials, but many no longer view sustainability as a priori…

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Nature Funding Falls Short At COP16. Now What?

Nature Funding Falls Short At COP16. Now What?

COP16 failed to deliver meaningful progress on funding nature's protection and restoration. How can governmen…

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Fashion Brands Make Slow Progress On Nature, Kering Does Best

Fashion Brands Make Slow Progress On Nature, Kering Does Best

The World Benchmarking Alliance's report puts apparel companies to the test on their impacts on, and contribu…

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How AI is arming cities in the battle for climate resilience

How AI is arming cities in the battle for climate resilience

From Houston to Singapore, cities around the world are using sophisticated digital tools, called digital twin…

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People over parking: The U.S. cities that are reclaiming their streets

People over parking: The U.S. cities that are reclaiming their streets

In a small but growing number of cities across the United States, parking reform is gaining momentum. How a c…

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Apparel’s ambition to alignment shift

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By Amy Nguyen
| innovationforum.co.uk
In 2025, industry leaders gathered in Amsterdam against a backdrop of global trade wars, discussing how to sustain momentum on environmental and social priorities with tightening budgets. In 2026, those pressures have intensified. We’re no longer just looking at trade wars but actual war, with events in the Middle East raising fundamental questions regarding energy security amidst attempts to continue with respective decarbonisation trajectories.
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Oslo Innovation Week Showcases Scalable Climate Solutions

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By Amy Nguyen
| Forbes Verified
Oslo Innovation Week 2025 Banners in Karl Johan street in Oslo city centre. Credit: Gorm K. Gaare The 21st iteration of Oslo Innovation Week, held in late October, brought together 15,000 attendees from businesses, public institutions, investors and academia to witness the opportunities for driving climate action through the combination of research and entrepreneurial drive.
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Apparel industry voices call for accelerated financing and climate adaptation

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By Amy Nguyen
In 2024, the tsunami of regulation facing Europe, calls for high-integrity data, and the integration of circular business models into commercial strategies reigned supreme in conversations. A year later, the situation the industry finds itself in was not something we could have predicted.
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