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article How the ISSB–TNFD Alignment Is Redefining Corporate Nature Risk Disclosure
January 13th, 2026 • The integration of nature-related risk guidance into global sustainability reporting marks a structural shift in how companies assess environmental exposure. The alignment between the International Sustainability Standards Board and the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures places biodiversity, ecosystems, and natural capital firmly within mainstream financial risk management.
article Alphabet Acquires Intersect Power Portfolio to Support Google Data Center Clean Energy Demand
January 12th, 2026 • Alphabet has agreed to acquire a large portfolio of clean energy projects from Intersect Power in a transaction valued at about $4.75 billion. The deal is designed to secure long-term, round-the-clock renewable electricity for Google data centers as the company accelerates growth in energy-intensive digital infrastructure.
article Maersk Eyes Expanded Ethanol Use to Cut China Reliance and Drive Shipping Decarbonisation
January 12th, 2026 • Maersk is assessing expanded use of ethanol as a low-emission marine fuel to reduce dependence on China’s clean methanol supply and support a more geographically balanced energy transition. The move reflects growing industry concerns about fuel availability, geopolitics and the cost of meeting global shipping climate targets.
article Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week 2026 Begins
January 12th, 2026 • Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week 2026 opens this week, bringing together global leaders, policymakers, and businesses to discuss clean energy, climate finance, and practical pathways to net-zero. The event highlights the UAE’s increasing influence in shaping global sustainability and energy transition agendas.
article The Global Race to End Deforestation: Progress, Pitfalls, and What Comes Next
January 12th, 2026 • Global efforts to halt deforestation are advancing through new regulations, corporate commitments, and improved monitoring technologies. Yet forest loss continues at a scale that threatens climate targets, biodiversity, and supply chain resilience, underscoring the gap between ambition and delivery.
article Kawasaki Signs Deal to Build World’s Largest Liquefied Hydrogen Carrier
January 12th, 2026 • Japan’s Kawasaki has signed an agreement to construct what it describes as the world’s largest liquefied hydrogen carrier, a vessel designed to transport hydrogen at ultra-low temperatures. The project highlights growing investment in hydrogen shipping infrastructure as countries and industries explore low-carbon fuel supply chains.
article Egypt Signs $18 Billion Renewable Energy Agreements to Accelerate Power Transition
January 12th, 2026 • Egypt has signed renewable energy agreements worth around $18 billion, covering large-scale solar and wind projects scheduled for development by 2030. The deals aim to expand generation capacity, cut fuel imports, and support Egypt’s longer-term decarbonization and energy security objectives.
article UNESCO Installs Solar Energy System at Villa Ocampo, a Cultural Site in Buenos Aires
January 12th, 2026 • UNESCO has completed a solar energy installation at Villa Ocampo in Argentina, aiming to reduce carbon emissions while preserving the integrity of a historic cultural landmark. The project illustrates how renewable energy can be integrated into heritage sites without compromising conservation standards.
article Norway Nears Full Electrification of New Car Sales as EVs Dominate 2025 Market
January 12th, 2026 • Norway is on track to make electric vehicles nearly universal in new car sales in 2025, reinforcing its position as the global leader in transport electrification. The milestone reflects decades of consistent policy support, strong consumer incentives, and extensive charging infrastructure.
article Smarter Flight Planning Could Sharply Reduce Aviation Emissions, Study Finds
January 12th, 2026 • Global aviation emissions could be reduced by almost half through improved flight planning and operational changes, according to new research. The findings highlight near-term opportunities for emissions cuts without relying on new aircraft or alternative fuels.
article Shanghai Unveils Food Tech Strategy to Accelerate Cultivated Meat and Sustainable Proteins
January 4th, 2026 • Shanghai has released a policy roadmap to support novel food technologies, including cultivated meat and alternative proteins, as part of its wider low-carbon and food security strategy. The plan positions the city as a future hub for sustainable protein research, regulation, and industrial scaling.
article EU Approves Second Year-Long Delay of Landmark Deforestation Law Amid Industry and Technical Challenges
January 3rd, 2026 • European Union member states have agreed to postpone the full implementation of the EU’s flagship anti-deforestation regulation by an additional year, shifting compliance deadlines for companies to late 2026 and 2027. The decision comes after sustained pushback from some industries, foreign exporters, and concerns over technical readiness, raising questions about global supply chain impacts and the bloc’s broader climate goals.
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