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The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund is facing fresh scrutiny over whether its climate stewardship matches its public ambition. Norway’s $2.2 trillion fund, managed by Norges Bank Investment Management, has...
Singapore And Philippines Formalise Carbon Market Cooperation Manila hosted a decisive step for Southeast Asia’s carbon market ambitions as Singapore and the Philippines signed a new Implementation Agreement on carbon...
Brussels Weighs Relief For Heavy Industry Brussels is preparing to give European industry more free CO2 permits, according to an internal European Commission document seen by Reuters. The move could...
In this week’s ESG News Week In Review, energy security and geopolitical risk reshaped climate policy direction. China and India reduced fossil fuel reliance as renewables overtook coal, while global...
Germany Targets Industrial Carbon Risk Berlin is moving to keep heavy industry at home while forcing a faster shift away from high-carbon production. Germany’s economy ministry said on Tuesday that...
Industrial Decarbonization Moves Further Into Execution Madrid is becoming a more active front in Europe’s industrial transition, where companies face pressure to cut emissions without losing cost control. Moeve is...
Arcadia Moves To Consolidate Enterprise Energy Management Washington based Arcadia has entered a definitive agreement to acquire ENGIE Impact, creating one of the largest enterprise energy management platforms in the...
The Asian Development Bank is placing energy and digital infrastructure at the heart of Asia Pacific’s next growth cycle, with a $70 billion programme designed to connect power grids, expand...
Brussels has moved to exclude leather imports from the European Union’s anti deforestation law, easing pressure on a major trade segment after lobbying from industry groups. The European Commission said...
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