UK Government announces more than £5.8 billion of foreign investment in green projects has been secured since the launch of the Prime Minister’s Ten Point Plan.
As COP26 approaches, IEA’s World Energy Outlook makes it clear that action is needed by governments in Glasgow to accelerate the global transition to net zero.
The world’s climate scientists and recent extreme weather have shown that even our current worst estimates of climate scenarios are proving too optimistic.
The airline giant is planning to make significant reductions in CO2 emissions through increased fleet efficiency and use of 10% Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) in 2030.
The Heat in Buildings Strategy plans to increase the number of renewable heating systems to improve the energy performance of buildings and help cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Climate-neutral heat supply requires a considerable transformation of the heat sector; Germany targets a reduction in CO2 emissions from the heat market of at least 40% by 2030.
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Increasingly investors seek the ability to incorporate sustainable investment considerations within a broad US market portfolio, but without impacting the risk and return characteristics of the underlying benchmark.
McDonalds’s UK and Ireland launches its comprehensive business and sustainability strategy, Plan for Change programme, focusing on the Planet, People, Restaurants and Food.
A new BEIS funded project aims to establish standardised metrics for measuring environmental performance of the food and drink sector, with the hope to minimise greenwashing.
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Hear from Maximilian Viessmann, Co-CEO Viessmann Group and CEO Viessmann Climate Solutions, on the future of clean heating.
Assessing Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) and climate risk is often subject to data constraints, including limited company coverage. This paper provides an overview of Moody's ESG Score Predictor, an analytical framework that can expand coverage gaps by generating a wide array of ESG and climate risk metrics.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) 77th has approved a resolution for the global air transport industry to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.
On Earth Day this year, President Biden pledged to cut U.S. emissions in half by 2030—a key step to achieving net zero by 2050. And electric transportation will play a critical role.
President Biden's infrastructure bill includes $7.5 billion in funding specifically for the deployment of EV charging stations. This underscores the importance of transitioning to zero-emission vehicles, and means there is a lot of funding available to help turn your location into an EV charging destination.
The world stands to lose nearly half of its potential economic output by the end of the century. That’s the shortfall we face if we fail to make further progress on climate change.
The zero-emission vehicle is intended for mass production across the UK with the first deliveries from Q3 2022.