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Interview with Jing Tian, Chief Growth and Revenue Officer at Tigo Energy

March 29th, 2025 • In a candid conversation with Karol Kaczmarek, Jing Tian, Chief Growth and Revenue Officer at Tigo Energy, unpacks the company’s shift from MLPE to energy intelligence, combining predictive analytics, flexible storage, and a customer-first approach. With eyes on 2025 and C&I storage, Tigo is driving smart, resilient energy solutions.

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Bridging Innovation and Policy in Marine Energy: An Interview with Jason Busch of POET

March 26th, 2025 • In this interview with Jason Busch, Executive Director of POET, we explore the evolving landscape of marine energy, the challenges and opportunities within offshore wind, and the practical implications for businesses navigating decarbonization strategies.

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What is Holding Back the Grid? Key Takeaways from a Conversation with Rob Gramlich, President of Grid Strategies LLC

March 26th, 2025 • We spoke with Rob Gramlich, President of Grid Strategies LLC, about what is really needed to modernize the U.S. electricity grid. From permitting delays to new technology opportunities, here is what business leaders and energy users should know.

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Supporting Small Businesses on the Path to Net Zero: A Conversation with Rob Smallcombe, Founder of EcoHedge

March 18th, 2025 • EcoHedge is a carbon accounting platform tailored for SMEs, helping them meet emissions reporting demands affordably and efficiently. Founded by Rob Smallcombe, it offers essential tools without complexity, supports emission reduction planning, and focuses on practical compliance over perfection. Through partnerships and AI integration, EcoHedge is scaling globally, bridging data gaps and enabling SMEs to stay competitive while pursuing sustainability.

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U.S. at a Crossroads: Kerry Urges Renewable Investment to Counter China’s Energy Dominance

March 15th, 2025 • Former U.S. climate envoy John Kerry has warned that turning away from renewable energy would hand global industrial and energy leadership to China. Speaking at The Economist’s Energy Transition Summit, he stressed the need for continued investment in clean technologies—not just for the planet, but to secure America’s economic future.

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Europe Dilutes Climate Reporting Rules Amid Business Backlash

March 8th, 2025 • The European Commission has rolled back climate reporting regulations, limiting CSRD to firms with over 1,000 employees and €50M+ turnover, exempting 80% of businesses. Compliance deadlines are extended, penalties reduced, and climate transition plans made optional. While businesses welcome cost savings, critics warn of weakened transparency and ESG data gaps. A €100B Clean Industrial Deal was also announced.

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EU Revises Climate Regulations to Ease Business Burden

February 25th, 2025 • The EU is reassessing its climate accounting rules to ease regulatory burdens and boost economic competitiveness. Key directives under review include the CSRD and CSDDD, with proposed changes to reporting thresholds and supply chain obligations. The planned “omnibus” package may delay implementation and reduce penalties. While some businesses welcome the rollback, others warn of policy uncertainty. The debate continues on balancing sustainability goals with economic growth.

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Australia Implements Mandatory Climate-Related Reporting Requirements

February 25th, 2025 • Australia’s mandatory climate-related reporting took effect on January 1, 2025. Large companies must now disclose climate risks, governance, and emissions under the Treasury Laws Amendment Act 2024. Reports follow Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS) and require scenario analysis. Auditing is mandatory, with temporary liability relief until 2028. This move aligns Australia with global transparency efforts, influencing corporate strategy and investor decisions.

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Allbirds Introduces M0.0NSHOT Zero: A Step Toward Sustainable Footwear

February 14th, 2025 • Allbirds unveils M0.0NSHOT Zero, the first net zero carbon shoe, crafted from regenerative wool and carbon-negative materials. Limited to 500 pairs, it will be available in New York, London, Dubai, Seoul, and Tokyo starting February 6. The shoe’s design minimizes emissions while promoting sustainable innovation. Allbirds also shares an open-source toolkit to inspire eco-friendly manufacturing.

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Corporate Sustainability Efforts Face Diverging Pressures Post-Davos

February 1st, 2025 • In the wake of the 55th annual World Economic Forum in Davos, companies are at a crossroads—whether to double down on sustainability commitments or heed deregulatory signals from U.S. President Trump. While European firms show progress toward emission targets, only a minority of financial institutions are halting new fossil fuel projects. The debate intensifies as the European Commission pushes for decarbonization amid global geopolitical shifts.

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Italy Mandates Climate Insurance for Businesses Amid Rising Risks

December 18th, 2024 • Italy will mandate businesses to buy insurance for climate-related risks starting January 2025, backed by a €5 billion reinsurance fund. With flooding the country's most pressing threat, this law aims to reduce Italy’s 80% insurance protection gap, but concerns about fund adequacy and high-risk area coverage persist. European climate losses have surged to €50 billion annually, underscoring the urgency for enhanced risk management and adaptation strategies.

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Türkiye Launches Platform to Cut Industrial Carbon Emissions

December 10th, 2024 • Türkiye’s new TIDIP platform aims to cut industrial carbon emissions with $5 billion in investments by 2030, focusing on green transformation in key sectors and supporting SMEs.
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