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article Buffalo Rock Brings PET Bottle Production In-House at Alabama Plant
October 12th, 2026 • Buffalo Rock has introduced in-house PET bottle manufacturing at its Oxmoor Campus in Alabama, with equipment capable of producing approximately 800 bottles per minute. The investment gives the beverage bottler greater control over packaging supply and could reduce transportation requirements, although quantified emissions savings have not been disclosed.
article Deliveroo and Coco Robotics Plan Electric Delivery Robot Rollout Across UK
October 10th, 2026 • Deliveroo and Coco Robotics have announced an exclusive partnership to introduce electric delivery robots in five UK locations, starting with London’s Canary Wharf this October. The rollout will test their role in short-distance urban deliveries, with potential benefits for transport emissions alongside questions about accessibility and operational performance.
article ASEAN’s Energy Transition Needs Bankable Projects and Clearer Rules
October 9th, 2026 • Southeast Asia’s energy transition faces a gap between investor interest and projects that can secure financing. Stronger electricity grids, predictable regulations, and better risk sharing could help turn available capital into practical emissions reductions.
article Waste Heat Recovery Could Help Europe Cut Gas Demand
October 8th, 2026 • Recovering heat from factories, supermarkets, data centers, and wastewater facilities could help Europe reduce gas consumption and improve energy efficiency. New analysis from Danfoss highlights the opportunity, while research points to infrastructure, electricity prices, and local planning as decisive factors for deployment.
article Antora Plans 5.8 GWh Thermal Battery for Kansas Ethanol Plant
October 7th, 2026 • Antora Energy plans to install a 5.8 gigawatt-hour thermal battery at Pratt Energy’s Kansas biorefinery, with energy deliveries scheduled to begin in 2027. The project will use electricity stored as heat to supply industrial operations and support the producer’s efforts to lower ethanol’s carbon intensity.
article Borouge International Expands Recycling Capacity in Austria and Germany
October 7th, 2026 • Borouge International plans to add almost 14,000 metric tons of annual recycled plastics output through expansions in Germany and Austria. The projects are scheduled to start operating in 2027, supplying materials for rigid products and flexible packaging as European recycled-content requirements develop.
article C.H. Robinson to Acquire RXO in $5.8 Billion Logistics Deal
October 6th, 2026 • C.H. Robinson has agreed to acquire RXO in a cash-and-stock transaction valued at approximately $5.8 billion. The proposed combination would expand freight services and digital capabilities, creating opportunities for transport efficiency while leaving its potential emissions impact unquantified.
article European Banks Cut Oil and Gas Lending but Financing Gaps Remain
October 5th, 2026 • Four major European banks have reported substantial reductions in lending exposure to oil and gas production, according to Reclaim Finance. However, the campaign group says their targets need broader coverage of capital markets and the energy value chain to strengthen their contribution to decarbonization.
article Helsinki Plans to Use AI Data Center Heat for 70,000 Apartments
October 5th, 2026 • Helen and OnZero plan to recover heat from a new AI data center for Helsinki’s district heating network, with operations scheduled to begin in 2027. The facility could eventually supply up to 525,000 megawatt-hours of heat annually, equivalent to the heating needs of approximately 70,000 apartments.
article Doconomy and Swedbank Research How Impact Data Can Guide Sustainable Spending
October 3rd, 2026 • Doconomy and Swedbank have launched a research collaboration examining how transaction-based impact data and emerging technologies can help consumers understand the environmental and social effects of their spending. The international initiative will explore carbon footprint information, digital commerce and consumer engagement, with a white paper expected ahead of COP31.
article Thailand’s High-Tech Expansion Raises Water Security Concerns
October 2nd, 2026 • Thailand’s rapid expansion in data centres, electronics and other high-tech industries is increasing pressure on already constrained water resources. Experts warn that stronger water governance, efficiency measures and new financing models will be needed to prevent water shortages from becoming a barrier to industrial growth.
article Glass Lewis and Clarity AI Merge to Connect Governance and Sustainability Data
October 1st, 2026 • Proxy advisory firm Glass Lewis and sustainability intelligence platform Clarity AI have completed a merger aimed at creating a more integrated investment and stewardship platform. The combined business plans to connect sustainability data, portfolio analysis, corporate governance, engagement, proxy voting and reporting, while both brands will initially continue operating separately.
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