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article Meta Expands Water Stewardship Initiatives in Data Center Communities
February 26th, 2026 • Meta has outlined new measures to strengthen water stewardship across the communities where its data centers operate, aiming to become water positive by 2030. The company is investing in watershed restoration, efficiency technologies, and local partnerships to address growing water stress linked to digital infrastructure expansion.
article Project Omega Aims To Turn Nuclear Waste Into Carbon-Free Power
February 26th, 2026 • A new startup, Project Omega, is developing advanced reactor technology designed to use existing nuclear waste as fuel. The initiative seeks to address two critical challenges simultaneously: long-term waste storage and the need for reliable, carbon-free electricity.
article Companies Maintain Focus on Scope 3 Emissions Disclosure Despite Fragmented Global Regulations
February 26th, 2026 • A growing number of companies continue to prioritize Scope 3 emissions reporting even as regulatory frameworks diverge across regions. New research indicates that investor expectations, supply chain transparency, and long-term net-zero strategies are driving voluntary action beyond compliance requirements.
article Artificial Intelligence Emerges as a Strategic Tool in the Race to Net-Zero
February 26th, 2026 • Artificial intelligence is increasingly being positioned as a critical enabler of decarbonisation across energy, industry and infrastructure. From optimising grids to accelerating clean technology development, AI could help close implementation gaps that continue to slow global progress toward climate targets.
article EY Launches Sustainable Operating Blueprint to Integrate ESG Into Core Business Strategy
February 26th, 2026 • EY has introduced a new Sustainable Operating Blueprint aimed at helping organizations embed environmental, social, and governance principles directly into core business operations. The framework is designed to support companies as they respond to tightening regulations, investor scrutiny, and the accelerating push toward net-zero targets.
article U.S. Electricity Demand to Rise Through 2027 as Solar Leads Generation Growth, EIA Forecasts
February 24th, 2026 • U.S. electricity consumption is projected to increase steadily through 2027, driven by data centers, electrification, and economic growth, according to the US Energy Information Administration. Solar power is expected to account for the largest share of new generation, reshaping the country’s power mix while natural gas remains a key balancing source.
article GEAPP Targets $100 Million Fund to Digitize India’s Power Grids and Accelerate Renewable Integration
February 24th, 2026 • The Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet is seeking to mobilise $100 million to modernise and digitise India’s electricity grids. The initiative aims to strengthen grid flexibility, improve reliability, and unlock faster integration of renewable energy across one of the world’s fastest-growing power markets.
article Carbon Capture Projects Face Significant Financing Gap Despite Policy Support, Report Warns
February 24th, 2026 • A new industry report warns that carbon capture, utilisation and storage projects are struggling to secure sufficient private finance, despite growing policy backing. Developers face high upfront costs, revenue uncertainty, and complex risk allocation structures that continue to slow deployment. The findings raise questions about how governments and financial institutions can accelerate investment to meet net zero targets.
article Sibanye-Stillwater Profit Surges on Higher Metal Prices, Strengthening Critical Minerals Position
February 24th, 2026 • Sibanye-Stillwater reported a near fourfold increase in annual profit as firmer platinum group metal and gold prices boosted earnings. The results highlight the growing strategic importance of critical minerals used in clean energy technologies, from hydrogen systems to electric vehicles.
article LEGO Advances Low-Carbon Supply Chains Through Investment in E-Methanol Production
February 24th, 2026 • The LEGO Group is integrating e-methanol into its supply chain as part of a broader strategy to reduce emissions across manufacturing and logistics. By investing in renewable fuel production, the company aims to decarbonise maritime transport and cut Scope 3 emissions tied to global distribution.
article Study Finds Many Plug-In Hybrid Cars Rarely Charged, Fuel Use Close to Petrol Models
February 23rd, 2026 • A new European study has found that many plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are driven largely on petrol rather than electricity, resulting in real-world fuel consumption far higher than official test figures. The findings raise fresh questions about the climate benefits of plug-in hybrids and their role in net-zero transport strategies.
article BNP Paribas Surpasses 2025 Climate Financing Target With €299 Billion in Low-Carbon Investment
February 23rd, 2026 • BNP Paribas has exceeded its 2025 objective to mobilize capital for the low-carbon transition, reaching €299 billion in financing ahead of schedule. The milestone reflects growing momentum among global banks to align lending and investment portfolios with net zero targets while reducing exposure to high-emitting sectors.
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