UK backs new generation of floating wind with Crown Estate
UK backs floating wind with £400m investment and new Celtic Sea projects to power four million homes.
No lithium. No cobalt. No vanadium. The organic battery revolution
A US company pioneers metal-free, all-organic batteries to meet soaring energy demands and boost sustainability.
New book tackles the hard truths behind the UN’s 17
The Sustainable Organization offers a tested mindset to navigate complexity and uncertainty in achieving the SDGs.
Exclusive: Breaking boundaries at the top of the world
Ten students with additional needs journey to the Arctic — proving adventure belongs to everyone.
ees Europe: The rise of large-scale storage systems
Large-scale battery storage drives energy transition, enabling flexible, renewable power and rapid European market growth.
A clarion call in the fight against climate change
Gary Yohe urges urgent global adaptation and mitigation as extreme weather outpaces climate modelling and prediction.
A renewable 24/7 energy supply – Technically feasible, profitable and
Europe leads renewable growth with solar power, flexible storage, and vehicle-to-grid tech enabling stable 24/7 clean energy.
Scale up your support of nature
We Mean Business Coalition helps companies navigate voluntary carbon markets, boosting investments to protect and restore nature.
Fresh ideas for big goals: Start-ups setting new trends at
The smarter E Europe 2025 offers start-ups a prime platform to showcase innovations, network, and win industry awards.
The courts’ major role in climate protection
Dr Roda Verheyen highlights courts’ growing role in enforcing climate action, holding companies and governments accountable globally.
From reputational risk to competitive advantage
PROMEA transformed ESG challenges into competitive advantage by aligning investments to a 1.5°C path while reducing costs.
The future of shock absorbers in autonomous and electric vehicles
Shock absorbers evolve with AI, adaptive systems, and lightweight materials to meet demands of electric and autonomous vehicles.
Who pays for extreme weather?
Fossil fuel giants must pay for escalating climate damages as vulnerable nations bear the cost of extreme weather.
Is your ESMS fit for purpose?
Effective ESMS requires clear policies, interdepartmental coordination, risk management, and ongoing stakeholder engagement to manage environmental and social risks.
Digitally enable your ESG solutions
Digital technologies enable companies to efficiently collect, analyze, and collaborate on ESG data, accelerating sustainable transformation.
Fresh energy needed for Europe’s nuclear debate
Military interests heavily influence Europe’s nuclear “sustainability” debate, overshadowing economics, environment, and democratic transparency concerns.
ESG at IDFC FIRST Bank
IDFC FIRST Bank integrates ESG principles through sustainable finance, social inclusion, strong governance, and global standard alignment.
Takeaways from eco food study
Colour-coded carbon footprint info on menus nudges diners toward sustainable choices, reducing meat consumption and emissions significantly.
Become a company of the future
Urgent emission cuts pose huge business opportunities; companies must act fast to lead the net-zero economy transition.
The making of a zero-waste island
Tilos has become the world’s first zero-waste island, thanks to Polygreen’s circular economy and behaviour-driven model.
Why your office space will soon be obsolete
Net zero offices are redefining workspaces, driven by climate urgency and employee demand for authentic sustainability action.
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