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article Teijin Launches High-Strength Sustainable Para-Aramid for Automotive and Industrial Uses
November 24th, 2025 • Material manufacturer Teijin Aramid has introduced Twaron Next, a new para-aramid fibre engineered for both high performance and reduced environmental impact. The product is offered in two sustainability-focused variants—one using reclaimed aramid content and one based on bio-derived feedstock.
article EU policy and regulation update: SFDR draft, TNFD guidance and ESRS postponement
November 24th, 2025 • Key developments in EU climate and energy regulation include a leaked draft of SFDR amendments introducing new product categories and reducing PAI disclosures, updated ESAs guidance on PAI disclosure practice, TNFD recommendations to improve nature data, an open legal challenge to the Sustainability Omnibus proposal, and a Commission act postponing some ESRS requirements. These changes carry immediate compliance and disclosure implications for financial institutions.
article Global Sustainability Dialogue Caps Off Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Highlighting Life-and-Society Transitions
November 24th, 2025 • The six-month 2025 World Expo in Osaka, Japan, concluded under the theme “Designing Future Society for Our Lives,” with its final weeks focused on biodiversity, life, and the future of society. The event underscored that achieving net-zero and sustainable futures will require holistic collaboration across technology, policy, and culture.
article BHP Abandons Pursuit of Anglo American, Emphasises Organic Growth in Copper
November 24th, 2025 • BHP has formally withdrawn from pursuing a merger with Anglo American, stating that its own portfolio of copper growth projects provides a stronger strategic path. The decision highlights the miner’s commitment to supplying critical materials for the global energy transition while maintaining capital discipline.
article Atlantic Project Awards 2025 Highlight Blue-Economy Innovation and Cooperation in the Atlantic Region
November 24th, 2025 • At the 12th Atlantic Stakeholder Platform Conference held in Galway on 13 November 2025 under the theme “Tides of Cooperation: The Atlantic Strategy as a Catalyst for the European Ocean Pact”, five pioneering projects were honoured for their contribution to sustainability, blue economy skills and ocean-region cooperation.
article 3D Printing Emerges as a Pathway to More Sustainable Fashion Production
November 20th, 2025 • Three dimensional printing is gaining traction as a potential solution to some of the fashion sector’s most persistent sustainability challenges. From reducing waste to enabling new circular production models, the technology is beginning to demonstrate practical applications that could help the industry cut material use, lower emissions and support more efficient supply chains.
article Banking on Transition: How BMO Is Helping to Shape Québec’s Path to a Low-Carbon Economy
November 20th, 2025 • Québec’s low-carbon grid gives the province a strong starting point in the net-zero transition, but clean electricity alone isn’t enough. Grégoire Baillargeon, President of BMO Québec, explains how the bank is integrating climate risk, sustainable finance, and cross-sector partnerships while emphasizing the need for clear taxonomy, credible carbon markets, and real decarbonization impact.
article Global Built Environment Faces Sustainability Slowdown, Warns RICS
November 20th, 2025 • The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) 2025 Sustainability Report reveals weakening global demand for sustainable buildings and limited progress on carbon-measurement practices. With more than 3,500 real-estate and construction professionals surveyed across 36 countries, the findings raise concerns for the net-zero ambitions of the built-environment sector.
article U.S. Delegation Took Part in COP30 to Maintain Diplomatic Engagement
November 20th, 2025 • The Trump administration did not send a formal delegation to COP30 in Belem, Brazil, marking the first absence of official U.S. representation since 1995. State and local officials, city leaders and U.S. nonprofits are attending, creating subnational forums and business opportunities even as federal engagement is limited. This article outlines the facts and practical implications for businesses, policymakers and sustainability professionals.
article German Startup Co-Power Raises €6.4 Million to Expand Industrial Energy-Storage Solutions
November 20th, 2025 • Munich-based startup Co‑Power has raised €6.4 million in seed funding to deploy on-site battery storage and solar systems for industrial clients across Europe. The move targets the twin challenges of high electricity prices and grid volatility that are undermining manufacturing competitiveness and progress toward net-zero.
article BASF Coatings Updates Sustainability Strategy Aligned with UN SDGs
November 20th, 2025 • The coatings division of BASF SE has reaffirmed its commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, with primary focus on climate protection, clean energy sourcing, and resource-efficient innovation. The company reports that nearly 70 % of its global electricity is now sourced from renewables and outlines customer-facing solutions to reduce downstream CO₂ emissions.
article Pulp and Paper Industry Charts Sustainability Leadership through Packaging Innovation and Net-Zero Targets
November 20th, 2025 • The pulp and paper sector is gaining momentum in the transition to net-zero, with companies rolling out compostable packaging, circular fibre solutions and sector-wide emissions roadmaps. Recent initiatives highlight how this long-established industry is evolving to meet regulatory, consumer and climate imperatives.
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