Turkey’s COP31 Presidency has issued its second ‘Letter to Parties’, highlighting the importance of multilateral co-operation ...
Solving the energy resilience paradox: How businesses can act with confidence in an uncertain market
Energy resilience is rising rapidly up the corporate agenda, as businesses face a combined challenge of volatile prices, grid constraints, geopolitical uncertainty and increasingly demanding ...
Businesses face a new energy transition as security fears and fossil fuel volatility drive renewables, electrification and ...
According to new research from the World Bank Group, carbon pricing mechanisms mobilised over $100bn for public budgets last year, up 2% from 2024.
Green groups have welcomed Chancellor Rachel Reeves intervention to end tax loopholes for oil and gas firm profits, but ...
Published on UK Overshoot Day (22 May), data shows that British demand for everyday commodities is linked to almost 30,000 hectares of deforestation a year, most of which occurs abroad.
This webinar will provide a briefing for sustainability leaders on moving beyond measuring embodied carbon and instead using ...
From the next regulatory period, April 2028 to March 2033, distribution network operators (DNOs) will need to use evidence on ...
Standard Chartered appointed JLL to support energy efficiency, waste reduction and decarbonisation across the bank’s global property portfolio.
The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has passed a resolution endorsing the Court's historic 2025 opinion, with 141 votes in favour.
In its new 2026-2030 strategy, the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) sets out its plan to pivot from 'ambition-setter' ...
The optimism that once defined the corporate energy transition narrative has given way to a more complex reality shaped by geopolitical tension, rising costs, and policy uncertainty.
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