Latest Articles
article SEC Seeks Public Input on Climate Disclosure Rules Amid Rising Investor Demand for ESG Data
March 23rd, 2026 • The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has opened a public consultation on potential climate-related disclosure requirements amid rising investor demand for standardized ESG data. The move reiterates regulatory attention on governance, risk management, and greenhouse gas reporting and has practical implications for corporate disclosure processes, data systems, assurance, and board oversight.
article Economic Strain and Workforce Shifts Reveal Hidden Costs of Global Fossil Fuel Dependence
March 23rd, 2026 • Rising reliance on fossil fuels continues to shape economies in unexpected ways, from reduced working hours to business closures. New insights highlight how energy price volatility is influencing labor markets, productivity, and long-term economic resilience.
article Mondelez Expands Circular Packaging Initiatives in Europe to Address Plastic Waste
March 23rd, 2026 • Mondelez International is advancing efforts to reduce plastic waste across its European operations by investing in circular packaging solutions. The company is focusing on recyclability, material reduction, and collaboration with industry partners to align with evolving EU regulations.
article Clean Heat Program Targets Building Emissions with Scaled Electrification and Policy Support
March 20th, 2026 • New clean heat initiatives are aiming to accelerate the decarbonisation of buildings by promoting electrification, efficiency upgrades, and low-carbon heating systems. The program highlights the role of coordinated policy, financing, and infrastructure in reducing reliance on fossil fuels for heating.
article South Korea Considers Energy Vouchers While Expanding Coal and Nuclear Power to Address Rising Costs
March 20th, 2026 • South Korea is weighing energy vouchers to support households while reinforcing its reliance on coal and nuclear power. The policy direction reflects growing concerns over energy affordability and supply stability amid global market volatility.
article EU Approves €283 Million in Belgian State Aid for Air Liquide and BASF Carbon Capture Project
March 20th, 2026 • The European Commission has approved €283 million in Belgian state aid to support a large-scale carbon capture and storage project led by Air Liquide and BASF. The initiative targets emissions from industrial activities in Antwerp and aims to advance decarbonisation in hard-to-abate sectors.
article Oil Price Rise Fuels Stagflation Concerns and Complicates Energy Transition Outlook
March 19th, 2026 • Rising oil prices are reigniting fears of stagflation among investors, with potential ripple effects across global energy markets and climate strategies. The development could slow clean energy investment while increasing short-term reliance on fossil fuels.
article EU’s 2040 Climate Target Faces Scrutiny Over Ambition and Leadership Risks
March 19th, 2026 • The European Union is preparing its 2040 emissions reduction target, but debate is intensifying over whether it will be ambitious enough to maintain global climate leadership. Experts warn that weakening targets could undermine credibility, investment signals, and long-term net-zero goals.
article PepsiCo Invests £3.6 Million in Solar Power for UK Distribution Centre
March 19th, 2026 • PepsiCo has committed £3.6 million to install a large-scale solar system at its Leicester distribution site. The project is expected to significantly cut emissions and supply a substantial share of the facility’s electricity demand.
article DP World Launches Free Carbon Insetting Trial on European Shipping Routes
March 18th, 2026 • DP World has introduced a free carbon insetting trial across key European shipping lanes, aiming to help customers reduce supply chain emissions without additional cost. The initiative leverages low-carbon fuels and operational efficiencies, signaling a shift toward scalable decarbonization solutions in maritime logistics.
article Europe and Asia Loosen Energy Rules to Balance Climate Goals and Energy Security
March 18th, 2026 • Several countries across Europe and Asia are easing energy regulations as they navigate economic pressures, energy security concerns, and climate commitments. The measures highlight growing tensions between short-term stability and long-term decarbonization goals.
article Swiss Re Meets 2025 Sustainability Targets and Advances Net-Zero Strategy
March 18th, 2026 • Swiss Re has announced it has met its 2025 sustainability targets, marking a key milestone in its climate and ESG strategy. The reinsurer is now outlining next steps focused on deeper emissions reductions, underwriting alignment, and scaling climate solutions.
Showing results
205
to 216
of 744