Sustainable Growth Out Loud brings you fortnightly episodes on ESG, net zero and energy transition, helping you and your business stay on top of the latest developments. This week's episode is hosted by SG Voice journalists Giulia Bottaro and Heather Dinwoodie, with special guest, Energy Voice journalist, Andrew Dykes.
The decarbonisation of UK industries may be determined by the demand for low-carbon materials, according to a policy briefing from the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL).
Zimbabwe has proposed a new carbon credit framework, which will see the Government taking half of the revenue and could undercut investment in the market. Given the confusion about credit certification already causing issues for corporate buyers, additional instability could impact those already struggling to identify the best fit for their emission reduction goals.
TotalEnergies will face two climate-related resolutions at its annual shareholder meeting on Friday – but what is it that activist investors want?
Gold Standard, environmental impact platform Milkywire and new arts charity Murmur have announced a collaboration on establishing guidance, tools and infrastructure for 'beyond value chain mitigation' (BVCM).
Emitwise is a carbon management platform for companies with complex manufacturing supply chains.
Sustainable Growth Out Loud brings you fortnightly episodes on ESG, net zero and sustainability frameworks, helping you and your business stay on top of the latest developments. Hosted by SG Voice journalists Giulia Bottaro, Felicia Jackson and Heather Dinwoodie.
While the market is waking up to the dangers of greenwash, concerns about being misunderstood are leading to an increase in what carbon finance consultancy South Pole has dubbed ‘greenhushing’. This is where companies are taking action, but refusing to talk about it. While it definitely avoids the risk of greenwashing accusations, it could have an insidious effect.
New York State is stepping up efforts to make clean energy more affordable and decarbonise buildings.
Crocs (NASDAQ:CROX), a major global footwear brand, has delayed its decarbonisation goals by a full decade. The announcement raises several questions regarding the credibility of corporate climate commitments.