Climate adaptation lawmaking accelerates: more than 900 laws adopted in 35 countries
Countries recently agreed on a list of indicators to measure adaptation progress under the Global Goal on Adaptation.
UK secures record amount of clean energy in renewables auctions
New onshore wind and solar has been agreed at less than half cost of building and operating new gas power stations.
Public-private partnerships crucial to bridge US$15tn global infrastructure gap: report
Emerging markets are driving the next wave of PPP growth.
Menzies Aviation names new Chief Legal and Sustainability Officer
John Geddes will retire in November after nearly 30 years at the company.
Global power demand is accelerating – but zero-emissions energy could cover 50% by 2030
"The increase in global power consumption through 2030 is set to be equivalent to adding more than two European Unions."
Airbus to meet half of its Germany and UK sites’ power needs with renewables
TotalEnergies will supply the electricity from new renewable assets with a capacity of 200 MW.
Texas judge strikes down law penalising companies ‘boycotting’ fossil fuels
Judge Alan Albright declared the law unconstitutional and prohibited the state from implementing or enforcing it.
‘Flawed’ economic modelling of physical climate risk needs adjustment: report
“The net result of flawed economic advice is widespread complacency amongst investors and policy makers."
Blue Yonder Chief Sustainability Officer Saskia Van Gendt on using AI to power supply chain decarbonisation
“Some of our most advanced logistics service providers are seeing sustainability as a competitive advantage."
EU adopts first carbon removal certification methodologies
"This is a vital step toward achieving our climate neutrality targets and ensuring a sustainable future."
US court allows all wind projects blocked by Trump to resume construction
Ørsted and Equinor launched legal proceedings in early January to counter the Trump administration’s orders.
