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article Currier Plastics Acquires Sage Product Development to Expand Medical Device Capabilities
August 14th, 2026 • Currier Plastics has acquired Massachusetts-based Sage Product Development, expanding its medical device capabilities from early-stage design and engineering through commercial-scale manufacturing. The transaction strengthens Currier’s position in life sciences manufacturing while creating opportunities to address material efficiency, product design and waste reduction earlier in the medical device development process.
article Isometric Expands Carbon Removal Certification to China with First Three Projects
August 14th, 2026 • Carbon removal certifier Isometric has signed its first three project developers in China, covering direct air capture and biochar technologies. The move could connect China's substantial carbon removal potential with international buyers seeking independently certified, high-integrity carbon removal credits.
article Swiss Government Rejects Proposal to Ban Fossil Fuel Financing by Banks
August 13th, 2026 • Switzerland’s Federal Council has recommended rejecting a popular initiative that would restrict banks, insurers and other financial institutions from financing new fossil fuel projects. The government argues that existing climate legislation and disclosure requirements already address the initiative’s objectives, while additional restrictions could raise regulatory costs and shift financing activity to institutions outside Switzerland.
article Aldi and Arla Trial UV Tags to Track Milk Bottles Through UK Recycling System
August 13th, 2026 • Aldi UK and dairy cooperative Arla Foods have launched an eight-week trial using invisible ultraviolet tags to track milk bottles through the recycling system. The project, developed with Polytag, Sun Chemical and Saica Flex, aims to give the companies real-world data on where packaging is detected after disposal and how effectively it moves through recycling infrastructure.
article Gladstone Ports Recycles 122 Tonnes of Conveyor Belts in Australian Circular Economy Initiative
August 12th, 2026 • Gladstone Ports Corporation has recycled 122 tonnes of decommissioned conveyor belts through a program coordinated by Fenner Conveyors and Tyrecycle. The initiative diverted six large belts from landfill and is estimated to have avoided more than 190 tonnes of CO2-equivalent emissions while creating recycled rubber feedstock for local manufacturing.
article UN Launches 2026 Work Programme to Accelerate Delivery of Global Climate Commitments
August 12th, 2026 • UN Climate Change has launched a new 2026 Work Programme designed to move international climate efforts from commitments towards implementation. The programme will coordinate governments, businesses, investors, cities and civil society around 30 climate objectives and 120 implementation plans, with clean energy, industrial decarbonisation, food security and circularity among the priorities ahead of COP31.
article Commercial Water Efficiency Focus Shifts From Restriction to Smarter Flow Management
August 11th, 2026 • Businesses facing rising water costs are increasingly looking beyond low-flow fixtures and conservation campaigns to improve how water is monitored and managed across buildings. New approaches combining flow analysis, metering and digital monitoring could help commercial facilities identify leaks, pressure irregularities and other inefficiencies without compromising operational performance.
article Vestas Installs UK’s Most Powerful Onshore Wind Turbine at Sanquhar II
August 11th, 2026 • Vestas has installed a 6.2 MW turbine at the Sanquhar II wind farm in Scotland, making it the most powerful onshore wind turbine erected in the UK to date. The turbine is the first of 44 planned machines at the 308 MW project, highlighting the growing role of larger turbines as Britain seeks to accelerate onshore wind deployment.
article Mombak Delivers First Amazon Reforestation Carbon Credits More Than Two Years Ahead of Schedule
August 10th, 2026 • Brazilian carbon removal developer Mombak has delivered its first carbon credits from Amazon reforestation projects to corporate buyers including Google, McKinsey & Company and Bain & Company. More than 21,000 tonnes of verified CO2 removals have been issued, with some deliveries completed more than two years earlier than originally expected.
article India Refuses to Extend Energy Drink Labelling Deadline as Beverage Companies Face Compliance Pressure
August 10th, 2026 • India’s food safety regulator is holding to a 90-day deadline requiring beverage companies to remove the term “energy drink” and similar descriptions from high-caffeine products. The decision affects major brands including PepsiCo, Red Bull, Monster Beverage and Reliance Consumer Products, raising questions around inventory management, packaging changes and regulatory compliance across one of the world’s fastest-growing beverage markets.
article Ofgem Proposes Lower Entry Barriers for Small Electricity Suppliers Offering Clean Tech Services
August 6th, 2026 • Great Britain’s energy regulator has proposed exempting smaller electricity suppliers from the Universal Service Obligation until they reach 50,000 domestic customers. The reform is intended to make it easier for specialist suppliers focused on electric vehicles, batteries, heat pumps and flexible energy use to enter the retail market, while retaining wider consumer protections.
article Siemens Energy Reports Record Quarter as AI Data Centres and Middle East Projects Drive Demand
August 5th, 2026 • Siemens Energy recorded its highest quarterly orders, revenue and profitability as investment in artificial intelligence data centres and new Middle Eastern power plants increased demand for gas turbines and grid equipment. The results highlight how rapidly rising electricity consumption is creating opportunities for energy technology suppliers, while also raising questions about emissions, infrastructure constraints and the long-term role of natural gas.
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