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article Distributed Manufacturing: How 3D Printing Could Reduce Emissions and Material Waste
April 7th, 2026 • New analysis suggests that producing goods locally using 3D printing can significantly reduce environmental impacts compared to traditional manufacturing. By cutting transport emissions, minimizing waste, and enabling repair and reuse, distributed production models may support net zero strategies across multiple sectors.
article Rising Iran Conflict Risks Could Disrupt EU Energy Security and Slow Green Transition
April 7th, 2026 • Escalating tensions involving Iran are raising concerns about potential disruptions to global energy markets, with implications for the European Union’s transition to clean energy. Policymakers and industry stakeholders are weighing risks to supply stability, price volatility, and investment in renewables.
article Epoch Biodesign Secures New Funding to Scale Enzymatic Textile Recycling Technology
April 6th, 2026 • UK-based Epoch Biodesign has raised fresh investment to expand its enzyme-based recycling solutions for mixed textile waste. The funding aims to accelerate commercialization and address one of the fashion industry’s most persistent sustainability challenges.
article Strategic Decarbonization Aligns Emissions Reduction with Asset Maintenance Goals
April 6th, 2026 • Companies are increasingly integrating decarbonization into routine maintenance strategies to cut emissions while improving asset performance and reliability. This approach can lower costs, extend equipment lifespan, and accelerate progress toward net-zero targets.
article Timber Extensions Offer a Practical Path to Lower Emissions in Concrete Buildings
April 6th, 2026 • Adding timber extensions to existing concrete buildings is emerging as a cost-effective way to cut embodied carbon while increasing usable space. The approach leverages wood’s lower emissions profile and avoids the need for carbon-intensive new construction.
article India Targets Fourfold Solar and Threefold Wind Expansion by 2035, Adviser Says
April 3rd, 2026 • India plans to significantly scale up its renewable energy capacity, aiming to quadruple solar power and triple wind generation over the next decade. The strategy reflects the country’s growing electricity demand and its effort to balance energy security with decarbonisztion goals.
article Reliance Industries and Samsung C&T Sign $3 Billion Green Ammonia Supply Agreement
April 3rd, 2026 • Reliance Industries has agreed a 15-year supply and purchase contract with Samsung C&T for green ammonia worth $3 billion. Deliveries begin in the second half of 2029. The agreement supports Reliance's New Energy platform and aligns with India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission. The deal signals long-term offtake demand that could accelerate investments in electrolysis and renewable generation affecting fertilizer and industrial supply chains.
article Google Pushes Circular Economy Shift with New Recycled Materials Guide as Devices Reach 60% Reuse Content
April 3rd, 2026 • Google has released a new guide to accelerate the use of recycled materials across the electronics industry, as it reports that some of its devices now contain up to 60% recycled content. The move aims to standardize practices and address supply chain challenges that limit circularity at scale. The initiative highlights growing pressure on manufacturers to reduce emissions and material waste in hardware production.
article KKR Commits $310 Million to Expand Electric Bus Platform AllFleet in India
April 2nd, 2026 • KKR has announced a $310 million investment to scale AllFleet, an electric bus platform in India, supporting the country’s transition to low-emission public transport. The move highlights growing investor confidence in electrified mobility solutions across emerging markets.
article U.S. Cleantech Policy Rollbacks Could Raise Costs and Slow Climate Progress
April 2nd, 2026 • Recent policy reversals affecting clean energy incentives in the United States risk increasing household energy costs while undermining emissions reduction goals. Analysts warn that weakening support for clean technologies could delay deployment and reduce economic benefits tied to the energy transition.
article Businesses and NGOs Urge European Commission Not to Reopen EU Deforestation Regulation After Review
April 2nd, 2026 • A coalition of companies, investors and civil society organisations is calling on the European Commission to maintain the integrity of the EU Deforestation Regulation following its April review. The group warns that reopening the law could weaken its impact and delay efforts to curb global deforestation linked to supply chains.
article EU Falls Behind on Local Energy Communities as Auditors Flag Gaps
April 1st, 2026 • The EU is failing to scale local energy communities despite strong policy backing, auditors warn. Fragmented rules, funding barriers, and administrative hurdles are slowing adoption across member states. The findings raise questions about the role of community energy in meeting Europe’s climate targets.
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