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Amazon Brings Carbon Credit Access to UK Firms Amazon has opened its carbon credit service to qualified UK companies, giving businesses with net-zero targets access to vetted climate credits and...
SBTi Moves Net-Zero Rules From Ambition to Delivery The Science Based Targets initiative has released its new Corporate Net-Zero Standard Version 2.0, raising the bar for how companies set, act...
Inner Mongolia Moves to Reinforce Domestic Fuel Supply China’s largest coal-producing region is preparing a major expansion of coal-to-oil, coal-to-gas and coal-to-chemicals capacity. The plan reflects Beijing’s renewed focus on...
Solar capacity expands for hyperscale demand Brazoria County, Texas and Halifax County, North Carolina are now home to new solar assets built to serve one of the world’s largest corporate...
Carbon Markets Move Closer to Financial Market Standards Bloomberg and Sylvera are bringing independent carbon credit ratings into one of the world’s most widely used financial data platforms, a move...
Brussels Moves to Contain Carbon Price Risk The European Union has agreed stronger price-control measures for its new carbon market, moving to ease government concerns that the scheme could raise...
Google and American Airlines Move to Scale SAF Demand Google and American Airlines have signed a major sustainable aviation fuel agreement aimed at cutting emissions from corporate air travel and...
Brussels Backs Italy’s Clean Power Buildout Brussels has approved a €23 billion Italian State aid scheme aimed at accelerating renewable electricity production across one of Europe’s largest power markets. The...
Brussels Moves to Reinforce Maritime Industry Brussels has moved to place Europe’s maritime industry closer to the centre of EU industrial policy, as member states seek to defend competitiveness, strengthen...
Denmark Backs Industrial Carbon Capture at Scale Denmark has awarded its largest cement producer, Aalborg Portland, a major carbon capture and storage contract worth up to 16.5 billion Danish crowns,...
A Host Nation With an Agenda With less than five months before the COP31 climate conference opens on its shores, Turkey is moving to define the summit’s centrepiece outcome. Turkish...
A Climate Reckoning Arrives with the Tournament As the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off across North America, it carries an environmental cost that dwarfs any prior edition of the...
Cities Face Rising Climate Risk And A Data Gap CDP has launched an AI-powered platform to help cities, states, and regions turn climate risk data into practical adaptation plans and...
Waymo Looks Beyond the Road for Battery Value California and Texas are becoming the first testbeds for a new second-life battery model linking autonomous mobility, renewable energy, and grid resilience....
FCA Targets Costly Climate Disclosure Rules The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority is proposing simpler climate reporting rules for asset managers, in a move it says could save firms around £20...
NBIM Pushes for One Report, Not Two Norges Bank Investment Management is urging the European Commission to make sustainability reporting simpler for companies and more useful for global investors. The...
GRI Pushes for Stronger Global Alignment Brussels is moving to simplify Europe’s sustainability reporting regime, but the Global Reporting Initiative says the revised standards must not lose their strategic value...
AI’s Resource Footprint Is Expanding Beyond Carbon United Nations researchers are warning that the global race to scale artificial intelligence is creating a wider environmental burden than carbon reporting alone...
EFRAG Resumes Work on Non-EU Reporting Rules EFRAG has restarted work on a dedicated sustainability reporting standard for non-EU corporate groups, moving another key part of Europe’s reporting architecture closer...
Google Expands Water Commitments As Data Center Growth Faces Scrutiny Google is expanding its water stewardship commitments as the rapid growth of data centers places new pressure on local infrastructure,...
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