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Get involved with Corporate Guides

Showcase your expertise and leadership in the sustainable transition

Environment Analyst’s Corporate Guides are trusted, free-to-download resources that provide practical insights and recommendations from environmental and sustainability leaders. Each Guide is designed to help businesses to progress their sustainable transition.

 

Contributing organisations have the opportunity to demonstrate thought leadership and position themselves as trusted solution providers by authoring a chapter.

Upcoming Guides

Building Disaster Resilience

Early 2027

Climate-driven extreme weather is fundamentally changing how resilience is planned, financed, designed, and managed. ​The guide will provide practical insight, to support better investment, design, operational, and governance decisions across public and private sector infrastructure portfolios.

Building Trust to Deliver Critical Infrastructure

Q2 2027

As scrutiny from communities, regulators, investors, and advocacy groups grows, delivering infrastructure projects gets harder. This guide provides practical, real-world guidance for accelerating delivery while maintaining stakeholder trust.

Driving Efficiency Across the Asset Lifecycle

Q3 2027

Rising costs and sustainability pressures are pushing organisations to do more with existing assets. This guide provides practical, real-world guidance for reducing OPEX and maximising asset value across infrastructure, utilities, transportation, and industrial sectors.

Smarter Permitting for More Efficient Project Delivery

Q4 2027

Regulatory complexity and lengthy approvals are putting infrastructure projects at risk. This guide provides practical strategies for reducing risk and accelerating permitting across energy, transportation, water, and industrial sectors.

About the Guides

Environment Analyst Corporate Guides bring together expert commentary and practical advice from sustainability practitioners, consultants, and solution providers.

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Each publication focuses on a specific theme, including net zero, ESG reporting, or nature-based resilience, to give business leaders actionable insight and examples of best practice.

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The Guides are free to download and widely shared across the Environment Analyst network, reaching tens of thousands of professionals working in sustainability, infrastructure, and the built environment.

40,000+

Professionals in our community

50+

Industries covered

75+

Countries we reach

700+

average downloads per Guide

Why should I author a guide chapter?

As a contributing author, you’ll:

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  • Showcase your thought leadership and technical expertise to a targeted, engaged audience

  • Align your organisation with the sustainability agenda most relevant to your markets

  • Gain visibility and credibility through Environment Analyst’s trusted platform

  • Reach the right audiences through tailored, multi-channel promotion

  • Receive qualified leads from downloaders who opt-in to share their contact details

To discuss the best fit for your business, get in touch today

Recent guide downloads include

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Michael Hertz
Vice President and National Service Line Program Manager, Site Characterization and Remediation

EA Engineering, Science, and Technology, Inc.

Authoring a chapter in Environment Analyst's Identifying and Remediating PFAS Corporate Guide gave us the opportunity to highlight innovative approaches to PFAS treatment in water systems. We’re excited to help shape the conversation around practical, forward-looking solutions.

Marketing reach

Each Corporate Guide is supported by a comprehensive marketing campaign to maximise exposure for contributing authors:

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  • We tailor outreach campaigns to highlight your chapter directly to the job titles, industries, and geographies most relevant to you from our audience of 40,000+

  • Placement in Global and UK newsletters reaching 15,000+ professionals

  • Social media promotion to 12,000+ LinkedIn followers and 7,000+ group members

  • Featured placement on both Environment Analyst’s Global and UK news websites

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