Rishi Sunak will pledge to spend £1.6 billion on climate projects, as the British premier arrives at the COP28 summit trying to show leaders the UK remains committed to the cause after he watered down his government’s green agenda and promised to boost oil and gas exploration.
The World Economic Forum has announced that Danfoss has joined the First Movers Coalition (FMC), a global coalition to decarbonise hard-to-abate industries, with a focus on low-carbon aluminium.
This week, EU policymakers have turned their attention to a series of sustainability initiatives, with mixed results.
Rishi Sunak will pledge to spend £1.6 billion on climate projects, as the British premier arrives at the COP28 summit trying to show leaders the UK remains committed to the cause after he watered down his government’s green agenda and promised to boost oil and gas exploration.
The World Economic Forum has announced that Danfoss has joined the First Movers Coalition (FMC), a global coalition to decarbonise hard-to-abate industries, with a focus on low-carbon aluminium.
This week, EU policymakers have turned their attention to a series of sustainability initiatives, with mixed results.
A lack of long-term planning from the Government risks jeopardising the UK's legally mandated 2050 net zero target, MPs have warned.
The cancellation this week of two major wind projects off the coast of New Jersey effectively sinks President Joe Biden’s end-of-the-decade goal for building out offshore wind energy, a component of the US plan to eventually reach net zero.
According to the Energy Efficiency Movement (EEM), the adoption of just ten existing solutions could prevent 11% of global carbon emissions by 2030 while saving $437 billion per year.
From CDP's alignment with the ISSB to the value of global water sources, in this weekly round-up we explore the latest developments regarding corporate initiatives, sustainability reports and key industry updates.
The UK said the number of “green jobs” associated with the push toward net zero fossil fuel emissions fell, a blow to the nation’s ambition to lead the way on the transition to protect the climate.
A new report by Aldersgate Group highlights that UK manufacturing is moving to net zero due to deindustrialisation rather than decarbonisation, and neglecting low-carbon opportunities in the industrial sector could cost £224 billion by 2050.
Empowering women in STEM industries is critical to bringing the current industry standards in line with the UK government’s Net-Zero 2050 targets. Andrew Durdey, sales and marketing director at Micro Spring & Presswork (MSP), sheds light on the significance of this and shares insights on how manufacturers can proactively foster a gender-inclusive future.