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NGMN Issues New Guidance to Enhance Emissions Reporting and Collaboration in Telecom Industry
May 21st, 2025 • The NGMN Alliance has released new guidance to improve carbon emissions reporting in the mobile industry, focusing on Scope 3 emissions. The report urges the adoption of unit-based metrics and stronger collaboration across the supply chain, aiming to enhance data accuracy and drive meaningful sustainability action across telecom networks.
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State-Led Climate Action Nearly as Cost-Effective as Federal Efforts, Study Finds
May 21st, 2025 • A new study finds that U.S. state-led climate action can reduce emissions nearly as effectively and affordably as a federal plan, though with different technologies. While state efforts rely more on electrification and renewables, coordinated federal policy could unlock cost-effective solutions in reluctant regions like Texas and the Southeast.
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Proposed Legislation Threatens U.S. Solar Industry and Jobs, SEIA Warns
May 20th, 2025 • A proposed House bill could threaten nearly 300 U.S. solar factories, 300,000 jobs, and $220 billion in investment, according to SEIA. The rollback of clean energy incentives may lead to blackouts, higher utility bills, and lost global leadership in AI, prompting urgent calls for Senate revisions.
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Elopak Unveils New Low-Carbon White Paperboard for Chilled Beverage Cartons
May 20th, 2025 • Elopak has launched Natural White Board, a new low-carbon paperboard for chilled beverage cartons, developed with Stora Enso. The innovation reduces emissions by up to 14% and offers a clean white finish without clay coating. Early adopters include Rørosmeieriet and Coop Norway’s Änglamark organic product line.
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Lidl Unveils Plans for Landmark Net Zero Energy Supermarket in Maynooth
May 19th, 2025 • Lidl Ireland is investing €10 million in building the nation’s first Net Zero Energy supermarket in Maynooth, set to open in 2025. The eco-friendly store will run entirely on renewable energy, offset construction emissions, and feature sustainable materials and biodiversity elements, setting a new standard for green retail in Ireland.
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UK Plug-in Hybrid Surge May Undermine Emissions Goals, Warn Experts
May 19th, 2025 • The UK’s weakened electric vehicle rules could result in 500,000 additional plug-in hybrids on the road by 2030, significantly raising carbon emissions. Experts warn that outdated emissions data misrepresents the environmental impact of hybrids and urge the government to promote fully electric vehicles to meet climate targets effectively.
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Santander’s Cresud Financing Raises Questions About Net Zero Commitments
May 16th, 2025 • A Global Witness investigation reveals Santander has financed South American agribusiness Cresud, a major deforester, with $1.3 billion since 2011. This continued despite the bank’s net zero pledge and deforestation policy. Campaigners criticize Santander’s vague commitments and urge stronger action to prevent environmental destruction and protect Indigenous communities.
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Australians Keen to Go Greener, But Knowledge Gaps and Up-Front Costs Delay Progress
May 16th, 2025 • A new report shows Australians are willing to invest nearly $8,000 to improve home energy efficiency, yet confusion about benefits and costs hinders progress. Renters and younger people face the greatest barriers. Experts call for better education, incentives, and support to help households transition away from gas and lower emissions.
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Amazon Study Finds E-Commerce Can Slash Emissions
May 15th, 2025 • A new study from Amazon Sweden finds that smart, well-managed e-commerce can significantly reduce carbon emissions. By lowering car usage and optimizing last-mile delivery, online shopping produced up to 88% fewer CO₂ emissions per purchase compared to store visits—especially benefiting rural consumers and those seeking convenience and efficiency.
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UK Opens New Round for North Sea Carbon Storage Proposals
May 15th, 2025 • The UK’s North Sea Transition Authority has opened nominations for new carbon storage sites, aiming to fast-track carbon capture efforts. Building on recent project approvals, including Eni’s Liverpool Bay CCS, the initiative supports the UK’s net-zero goals and aligns with a £21.7 billion government commitment to carbon storage development.
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Carbfix Becomes First EU-Approved Onshore Carbon Dioxide Storage Project
May 14th, 2025 • Carbfix has received the EU’s first permit for onshore CO₂ storage, marking a milestone in carbon capture technology. Using Iceland’s basalt rock, the company permanently mineralizes CO₂ underground. The project supports EU climate goals and may serve as a model for future onshore storage sites across Europe.
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Outdated Models Inflate Investor Emissions Data, Report Warns
May 14th, 2025 • A new study by Carbon Responsible reveals that Scope 3 emissions estimates used by investors may be inflated by over 2,000% due to outdated EEIO modelling. The findings raise concerns over data accuracy, financial risk, and the credibility of corporate climate commitments based on these flawed calculations.
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