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article Ecocem Secures U.S. Certification for Low-Carbon Cement Technology
August 19th, 2025 • Ecocem has secured ASTM C1157 certification in the U.S. for its low-carbon cement technology, ACT. The approval validates performance and durability while cutting emissions by up to 70%. With plans for a Los Angeles facility, Ecocem aims to strengthen domestic supply chains and accelerate cement sector decarbonization.
article DHL Express and Cathay Group Launch SAF Partnership to Cut Carbon in Air Cargo
August 18th, 2025 • DHL Express and Cathay Group have partnered to supply 2,400 tonnes of sustainable aviation fuel for Air Hong Kong flights from Asia. Running through 2025, the deal is expected to cut 7,190 tonnes of emissions, marking a milestone in both companies’ efforts to scale SAF adoption across the region.
article Crayhill Capital Launches Lending Program to Accelerate Renewable Energy Development in the United States
August 15th, 2025 • Crayhill Capital Management has launched a Tax Equity Bridge Lending program to help solar, wind, and battery developers meet stricter federal tax credit deadlines. Offering $50–$500 million facilities and integrated financing, the initiative supports rapid pre-construction, equipment procurement, and compliance with new “substantial portion” completion requirements amid rising energy demand.
article ACCC Backs Industry-Led Soft Plastics Recycling Plan
August 14th, 2025 • The ACCC has proposed authorizing an eight-year, industry-led scheme by Soft Plastics Stewardship Australia to collect and recycle soft plastic packaging. Backed by major retailers and funded via a levy, the program aims to expand recycling efforts, reduce landfill waste, and improve transparency through regular reporting and oversight.
article Verra’s New Climate Methodologies Earn Key Global Approval
August 13th, 2025 • Verra’s new carbon credit methodologies for biochar and forest management have been approved by the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market. The endorsement confirms that these approaches meet high global standards and support credible climate action through long-term carbon storage and improved tracking of forest carbon stocks.
article Soil-Carbon Accounting: An Interview with Dr. Tavseef Mairaj Shah of CinSOIL
August 13th, 2025 • Explore how CinSOIL, a pioneer in AI and satellite-powered soil-carbon measurement, is transforming decarbonization across agri-food supply chains. Dr. Tavseef Mairaj Shah shares insights on innovative work from multispectral mapping and localized pilot calibration to regenerative practice guidance and compliance-ready MRV, paving the way for climate-smart, data-driven agriculture.
article ICCT Projects Massive Growth in Electric Truck Charging Needs by 2035
August 12th, 2025 • A new ICCT report projects U.S. electric truck charging needs could reach 586,000 chargers by 2035 under moderate adoption, up from 180,000 in 2030. California leads demand. Even conservative scenarios require major grid upgrades, underscoring the urgency for coordinated investment in charging infrastructure and utility capacity.
article Watershed and Stanford Team Up to Expand Open Access to World’s Most Used Sustainability Tools
August 11th, 2025 • Watershed and Stanford have launched Cornerstone, a hub uniting the USEEIO and CEDA carbon accounting models into a single global open-source tool. Used for most scope 3 emissions measurements worldwide, the initiative will enhance environmental impact analysis and foster a global community of sustainability researchers and practitioners.
article EBA Eases Enforcement of Certain ESG Reporting Rules Amid Regulatory Changes
August 8th, 2025 • The European Banking Authority has issued a no-action letter advising supervisors not to enforce certain ESG disclosure rules for now. The pause, linked to upcoming EU legislative changes, gives banks more time to adapt to revised sustainability reporting standards before the updated disclosure framework formally takes effect.
article GHG Protocol Update: ISB Approves Draft Scope 2 Revisions for Public Consultation
August 7th, 2025 • The Independent Standards Board (ISB) has approved proposed revisions to Scope 2 Guidance in the GHG Protocol for public consultation. The updates aim to enhance emissions accounting from purchased energy, with stakeholder input invited this fall. Work on broader impact metrics will continue under the Actions and Market Instruments (AMI) workstream.
article Statkraft Moves Forward with Scatsta Hydrogen Project After Securing Lease
August 6th, 2025 • Statkraft will develop a 400MW green hydrogen and ammonia facility at Scatsta, Shetland, after securing a lease with the local council. The project includes annual rent and community payments, with construction expected around 2028. It aims to support clean energy industries and create local jobs, aligning with Shetland’s renewable goals.
article EIB and Crédit Agricole Partner to Boost Polish Mid-Caps’ Green Projects
August 5th, 2025 • The European Investment Bank has loaned €50 million to Crédit Agricole Bank Polska to support green financing for Polish Mid-Caps. At least 30% of the funding will go to climate-related projects, with favourable loan terms encouraging investment in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and sustainability across Poland’s cohesion regions.
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