New research finds England could produce 13 times more clean energy by utilising just 3% of land
Researchers identify new onshore wind and solar sites that utilise less than 3% of land.
New £100m funding platform launched by UKIB to support transition to a zero emission bus network
The UK Infrastructure Bank, Rock Rail and Aviva form partnership to provide a new funding platform for zero emission bus financier ‘Rock Road’.
Water now a major risk for world’s supply chains, reports CDP
The water crisis threatens global supply chains as never before, according to new research from CDP.
Connected Kerb doubles electric vehicle chargers in North East
Connected Kerb and South Tyneside Council join forces to increase the North East’s charging network by 126%, significantly bridging the regional infrastructure gap by boosting accessibility while promoting sustainable practices.
Business and Investors call on the EU to set emissions reduction target of at least 90% by 2040
Over 100 businesses and investors signed a joint letter calling on the EU to set a greenhouse emissions reduction target of at least 90% by 2040.
UK Government announce £295m in funding for weekly food waste collections
The UK Government has announced that councils in England will be supported with up to £295 million in funding to introduce weekly food waste collections by March 2026.
UK get behind ‘The Big Plastic Count’ to highlight waste problem
Nationwide, 100,000 participants, including nearly 13,000 school classes, are participating in The Big Plastic Count this week.
Restored coral reefs can grow as fast as healthy reefs, new research shows
Planting new coral in degraded reefs can lead to rapid recovery – with restored reefs growing as fast as healthy reefs after just four years, new research shows.
Addressing the climate crisis and accelerating the green transition
Read this new piece from EY as Dr. Gianluca Di Pasquale shares valuable recommendations to navigate our critical path toward a sustainable future, including a combination of policies, incentives, and public/private-sector collaboration.
UK Government announce £1bn budget for renewable energy auction
Britain’s flagship renewables scheme has received its biggest ever funding boost from government, with more than £1 billion for its upcoming auction.
Deep sea mining could lead to loss of $132bn for the mining industry
Betting on resource extraction over nature preservation is a financial mistake, according to Planet Tracker’s latest report, which finds that sectors dependent on preserving intact ecosystems have outperformed those engaged in exploitation by threefold in terms of financial returns over the last three decades.
Can digital technology help manufacturers reach their net-zero goals?
Industrial companies are finding that digital tools accelerate their transition to carbon-neutral production
How biodiversity valuation can prevent ecological collapse and combat climate change
Roland Berger´s study “Biodiversity valuation” underscores the imperative for companies to revamp their economic models by integrating biodiversity valuation into their financial considerations.
IEA: Major growth of clean energy limited the rise in global emissions in 2023
Global energy-related carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions rose less strongly in 2023 than the year before even as total energy demand growth accelerated, new IEA analysis shows.
Make My Money Matter publish report analysing leading pension providers’ action on climate change
The existential threat of climate change is forcing us to drastically reconsider how we approach challenges posed by climate change. However, as Make My Money Matter reveal in a recent report, of the £3 trillion in UK pensions that is invested, a stark proportion of this is funding fossil fuel expansion to deforestation. Make My Money Matter is aiming to address this issue by raising awareness, providing savers with a voice, and by driving systemic change in the industry.
How to decarbonize the 1,000 most CO2-intensive assets
The likelihood of complying with the Paris Agreement and limiting global warming to 1.5°C currently stands at just 14%, necessitating a substantial leap in sustainability efforts. Roland Berger's recent study “Global Carbon Restructuring Plan (GCRP)”, shows that decarbonizing the 1,000 most carbon-intensive assets could significantly improve these odds.