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ESG News Week In Review: 22 March – 05 April

ESG News Week In Review: 22 March – 05 April

ESG News Week in Review: 22 March - 05 April
ESG News Week in Review: 22 March - 05 April

In this week’s ESG News Week In Review, governments moved to strengthen climate frameworks while tightening market stability and disclosure alignment. The EU advanced reforms to reinforce its carbon market, issued new packaging rules, and deepened its climate alliance with Japan, while China introduced a new environmental code to strengthen governance. The UK reported a 2% emissions decline in 2025, and Australia pushed forward taxonomy guidance to unlock its growing sustainable debt market.

Carbon and energy markets continued to scale, with Microsoft signing a 1 million-ton carbon removal deal, Google and Meta backing new U.S. reforestation projects, and the launch of structured carbon removal portfolios to streamline corporate procurement. Clean energy investment accelerated through major renewable tenders, multi-billion-dollar joint ventures, and new geothermal, solar, and SAF projects, while AI-driven infrastructure and data center demand increasingly shaped power markets. Across finance, development banks and institutional investors expanded green lending and climate funding, signaling continued capital deployment into transition infrastructure.

GOVERNMENT, POLICY & REGULATION

CARBON

CLIMATE & ENERGY TRANSITION

AI

SUSTAINABLE/CLIMATE FINANCE

ESG INVESTING, FUNDS

ENVIRONMENT, NATURE & BIODIVERSITY

ESG/SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING

TOOLS & SERVICES, TECHNOLOGY

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