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article Green Climate Fund Approves Record $1.225 Billion for Global Climate Projects
July 8th, 2025 • The Green Climate Fund has approved a record $1.225 billion for 17 new climate projects in developing nations. Key reforms to its accreditation process, expansion of its partner network, and plans for regional offices aim to enhance efficiency, accountability, and global reach as the Fund scales up climate action efforts.
article Cargill Revamps Global Cocoa Supply Chain with Bold Sustainability Push
July 7th, 2025 • Cargill, a global food and agriculture giant, has overhauled its cocoa supply chain to boost sustainability. The company’s initiatives span renewable energy, waste reduction, and low-emission transport from West Africa to Europe, aiming to cut carbon emissions by 30% per ton of product by 2030 and reshape responsible sourcing.
article Lagardère Travel Retail Joins New Retail Alliance to Cut Supply Chain Emissions
July 4th, 2025 • Lagardère Travel Retail has joined eight major French retailers in launching LESS, a collective initiative to cut CO₂ emissions across the supply chain. Using the OpenClimat platform, the initiative streamlines carbon data reporting from suppliers, supporting the group's goal to reduce Scope 3 emissions by 25% by 2030.
article EU Awards €2.8 Billion for Transport Upgrades to Boost Connectivity and Sustainability
July 3rd, 2025 • The European Commission has allocated €2.8 billion to 94 transport projects under the Connecting Europe Facility. The funding will modernize railways (including Rail Baltica), ports, and roads while boosting sustainability. Key focuses include shore-side electricity for ports, cross-border rail upgrades, and Ukraine connectivity. The projects aim to strengthen EU transport networks and green mobility.
article Kampala’s Vehicles Emit Alarming Pollution Levels, New Study Finds
July 2nd, 2025 • A pioneering emissions study in Kampala has revealed dangerously high pollution levels from vehicles, especially old diesel minibuses. Conducted by the TRUE Initiative and UNEP, the research highlights weak enforcement of emissions standards and recommends stricter import rules, regular inspections, and investment in cleaner, modern public transport options.
article New €87 Million Scheme Backs Green Hydrogen Projects in Former German Coal Regions
July 1st, 2025 • The Saxony-Anhalt Ministry has launched two funding schemes worth €87 million to boost green hydrogen projects in the Central German mining region. Backed by the EU Just Transition Fund, the grants support electrolyzer installations, hydrogen storage, and sector-coupling infrastructure. Companies and municipalities must apply by August 2025 to accelerate the region’s shift to a hydrogen economy.
article California's Updated Clean Fuel Standards Set to Take Effect
June 30th, 2025 • California's updated Low Carbon Fuel Standard (LCFS) takes effect July 1, 2025, setting stricter emissions targets (30% reduction by 2030, 90% by 2045). The program has already cut transportation emissions by 13% since 2011. CARB projects $68B in economic benefits, $4.8B for disadvantaged communities, and minimal fuel price impacts (5-8¢/gallon).
article European Supervisors Seek Public Input on ESG Stress Testing Guidelines
June 27th, 2025 • The European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA, ESMA) are consulting on new ESG stress testing guidelines to ensure financial sector resilience. The draft rules prioritize climate risks, propose materiality assessments, and flexible methodologies. Public feedback is due by 18 September 2025, with final guidelines expected by January 2026.
article USC, Caltech Scientists Unveil Breakthrough Shipboard System to Slash Carbon Emissions
June 26th, 2025 • USC and Caltech scientists, in partnership with startup Calcarea, developed a shipboard system that captures CO2 emissions by mimicking natural ocean chemistry. The system converts carbon dioxide into a safe, stable bicarbonate, potentially cutting shipping emissions by 50%, offering a scalable, environmentally friendly solution to help fight climate change.
article aedifion Secures €17 Million in Series B Funding to Drive Smart Building Innovation Across Europe
June 25th, 2025 • aedifion has raised €17 million in Series B funding to expand its AI-driven platform for optimizing building operations. Backed by major investors, the company aims to boost energy efficiency, reduce emissions, and scale across Europe, while developing a generative AI assistant to simplify building management.
article UK Unveils Major Plan to Boost Clean Energy Jobs and Investment
June 24th, 2025 • The UK government has launched a new Clean Energy Industries Sector Plan to double investment and create jobs in green energy. With £1.7 billion in funding, the plan supports domestic manufacturing, clean tech innovation, and energy security, aiming to revitalize coastal and industrial communities through sustainable growth.
article Clean Energy Projects Worth $1.4 Billion Canceled Amid Senate Tax Bill Debate
June 23rd, 2025 • Amid proposed Senate tax hikes on clean energy, U.S. companies canceled $1.4 billion in projects in May, contributing to $15.5 billion in losses since January. Republican districts are hit hardest. While some new investments continue, advocates warn policy uncertainty could lead to higher energy prices and further job losses.
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