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Fervo Energy entered the public markets this week with a $1.89 billion initial public offering, placing next-generation geothermal power in front of investors at a time of rising energy demand,...
Extreme weather is no longer a distant climate scenario for boards, investors and city leaders. It is already cutting into production, shutting down operations and damaging assets across the global...
China’s clean technology manufacturers are pulling back from the United States as tax policy, geopolitics and compliance risk reshape the investment case for US factories. According to Bloomberg, Jinko Solar...
The Securities and Exchange Commission is moving to unwind one of the Biden administration’s most contested ESG rules, setting up a formal retreat from federal climate-risk disclosure requirements for public...
Sweden is preparing a more active state role in the race to scale sustainable aviation and maritime fuels, after a government inquiry delivered a national action plan for domestic production...
Germany’s cabinet agreed on Wednesday to replace one of the country’s most disputed climate laws, as Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s government seeks to revive construction, calm household concerns, and reset investor...
Cocoa Supply Chains Face a Compliance Test Abidjan is heading into a critical trade deadline with a cocoa supply chain that still has major blind spots. Only 48% of Ivory...
New Zealand’s government plans to change climate law to stop courts from finding companies liable in private cases for harm linked to greenhouse gas emissions. Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said...
The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market has issued a new round of assessment decisions that sharpen the line between eligible carbon credits and credits still facing integrity concerns....
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Brussels is moving to soften the near-term cost of its carbon market for heavy industry, as Europe tries to hold its climate line while defending its manufacturing base. The European...
Florence Launch Puts Carbon Pricing Back On The Multilateral Table Florence became the latest staging ground for global climate diplomacy this week as the European Union, China and Brazil formally...
In this week’s ESG News Week In Review, the transition economy continued shifting from ambition to industrial execution. Europe moved to protect heavy industry from rising carbon costs while tightening...
Uzbekistan Airports JSC and Allied Biofuels FE LLC have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for Sustainable Aviation Fuel and electro-synthetic Sustainable Aviation Fuel supply. Cooperation is planned to begin by...
Investors Push For ESG Continuity In Major Food Merger London and Hunt Valley, Maryland, are now tied by one of the largest food deals ever struck. McCormick’s $65 billion combination...
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