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article PFAS Pollution Could Cost the EU €440 Billion by 2050, Study Warns
February 5th, 2026 • Persistent PFAS pollution could impose cumulative costs of up to €440 billion on the European Union by 2050, according to new research. The findings highlight rising economic, environmental, and public health risks and strengthen the case for tighter chemical regulation and accelerated remediation efforts across Europe.
article Advanced Thermoplastic Composites Could Cut Aviation Weight and Emissions, Earn Global Innovation Award
February 5th, 2026 • A collaborative project led by the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology has won a top international innovation award for developing a thick thermoplastic composite wing rib that can reduce weight, lower assembly costs, and cut aircraft carbon emissions. The patented infrared welding process and recyclable materials signal a shift toward more sustainable aerospace structures that could help airlines and manufacturers align with decarbonization goals.
article ACWA Power Launches Innovation Days 2026 to Accelerate Clean Energy Technologies and Partnerships
February 4th, 2026 • ACWA Power has unveiled Innovation Days 2026, a global platform designed to fast-track the development and deployment of emerging clean energy and water technologies. The initiative aims to connect technology providers, startups, researchers, and investors with large-scale projects that support net-zero and water security goals.
article Hong Kong Expands Sustainable Finance Taxonomy to Cover Transition and Climate Adaptation
February 4th, 2026 • Hong Kong has expanded its sustainable finance taxonomy to include transition activities and climate adaptation, broadening the scope of eligible green and sustainable investments. The move aims to improve transparency, support real economy decarbonisation, and align the city’s financial system with regional and global climate goals.
article Ingka Group Advances Energy Efficiency and Emissions Reduction Across Global IKEA Operations
February 4th, 2026 • The Ingka Group, which operates the majority of IKEA stores globally, has reported further reductions in energy consumption and climate-related emissions, underscoring the role of operational efficiency and renewable energy investment in large-scale retail decarbonisation. The update, published by Sustainability Online, provides insight into how one of the world’s largest furniture retailers is translating long-term climate commitments into measurable operational outcomes.
article Mondra Launches Scope 3 Measurement Tool for Retailers and Food Businesses
February 3rd, 2026 • Mondra has unveiled a new digital tool designed to help retailers and food businesses measure, manage and report Scope 3 emissions across complex supply chains. The solution aims to improve data accuracy and comparability while supporting compliance with tightening climate disclosure requirements.
article Mondi Products Launches Avara Technology to Advance Sustainable Packaging Performance
February 3rd, 2026 • Mondi Products has launched Avara, a new packaging technology designed to improve barrier performance while reducing material use and supporting recyclability. The development reflects growing demand from food and consumer goods manufacturers for packaging that aligns with net zero and circular economy objectives.
article Four Sustainable Technologies to Watch in 2026 as Net-Zero Pressures Intensify
February 3rd, 2026 • Several emerging technologies are expected to move from pilot stages into early commercial deployment in 2026, reshaping how industries cut emissions and manage energy. From long-duration energy storage to advanced carbon removal, these developments reflect where capital, policy, and industrial demand are converging.
article HPCL and Thermax Sign MoU to Advance Green Hydrogen and Carbon Capture in India
February 2nd, 2026 • Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited and Thermax have signed a memorandum of understanding at India Energy Week 2026 to collaborate on green hydrogen, carbon capture, and other low-carbon technologies. The partnership aims to accelerate decarbonisation across India’s refining and industrial sectors as the country scales up its clean energy transition.
article EU Must Invest €70bn a Year in Climate Adaptation, Study Finds
February 2nd, 2026 • The European Union must invest around €70bn annually in climate adaptation to manage rising risks from extreme weather, sea level rise, and ecosystem degradation, according to new research. Without sustained and coordinated action, climate impacts could impose far higher economic and social costs across Europe.
article Bloomberg Adds Carbon Credit Ratings to Its Terminal
February 2nd, 2026 • Bloomberg has integrated Calyx Global’s carbon credit ratings into its Terminal, giving users new tools to assess quality and integrity in voluntary carbon markets. The move aims to improve transparency, comparability, and confidence in the use of carbon credits for climate strategies.
article Wind and Solar Overtake Fossil Fuels in EU Power Generation
January 30th, 2026 • Wind and solar power generated more electricity than fossil fuels in the European Union last year, marking a structural shift in the bloc’s energy system. The milestone reflects accelerated renewable energy deployment, declining fossil fuel generation, and increasing pressure to align power markets with climate and energy security objectives.
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