45 million in UK to be plunged into fuel poverty in winter
An estimated 45 million people in the UK will be forced into fuel poverty and struggle to pay energy bills this winter, new research has found.
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Understanding decarbonisation pathways for finance
The publication of Achieving the Paris Climate Agreement Goals Part 2’ Science-based Target Setting for the Finance industry identifies the nuts and bolts of decarbonisation targets on a scientific basis.
Sanjoy Sen: Next PM should ensure Britain can withstand future energy shocks
You know what they say? Be careful what you wish for.
India passes bill on emission limits and mandated use of green fuels
India’s Lob Sabha, its lower House of Parliament, has approved a bill setting out measures of how to achieve its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), approved by the Union Cabinet in early August.
Despite growing nature and biodiversity risk, palm oil companies fail to act: CDP
Despite mounting international pressure and risks of deforestation linked to Indonesia’s palm oil industry, only 22% of Indonesia’s palm oil companies have implemented deforestation policies
DPDgroup moves on net zero, lacks strategic integration
Responding to the rapid growth in ecommerce deliveries and growing pressure on corporate emissions, DPDgroup has announced its net zero plans. As yet however, its net zero plans are not included in the company's development strategy.
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45 million in UK to be plunged into fuel poverty in winter
An estimated 45 million people in the UK will be forced into fuel poverty and struggle to pay energy bills this winter, new research has found.
Understanding decarbonisation pathways for finance
The publication of Achieving the Paris Climate Agreement Goals Part 2’ Science-based Target Setting for the Finance industry identifies the nuts and bolts of decarbonisation targets on a scientific basis.
Sanjoy Sen: Next PM should ensure Britain can withstand future energy shocks
You know what they say? Be careful what you wish for.
India passes bill on emission limits and mandated use of green fuels
India’s Lob Sabha, its lower House of Parliament, has approved a bill setting out measures of how to achieve its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), approved by the Union Cabinet in early August.
Despite growing nature and biodiversity risk, palm oil companies fail to act: CDP
Despite mounting international pressure and risks of deforestation linked to Indonesia’s palm oil industry, only 22% of Indonesia’s palm oil companies have implemented deforestation policies
DPDgroup moves on net zero, lacks strategic integration
Responding to the rapid growth in ecommerce deliveries and growing pressure on corporate emissions, DPDgroup has announced its net zero plans. As yet however, its net zero plans are not included in the company's development strategy.
Skills shortage poses major threat to the UK’s net zero ambitions
It’s an exciting time for the UK energy industry. Investment in major infrastructure projects is spiralling as companies across the sector diversify in support of the country’s net zero ambitions.
Arup becomes first engineering firm to verify green bonds
Global built environment engineering consulting firm Arup has been certified by the Climate Bonds Standard Board to be an Approved Verifier of green bonds, adding to its portfolio of advisory services.
Carbon offset companies to compete for biodiversity in DR Congo’s controversial oil auction
After a backlash from the announcement of the DR Congo’s oil auction in the country’s most important biodiversity areas, the DR Congo government has announced it will open up the auction to crypto and carbon offset companies to buy up the auction zones and halt oil exploration.
BMW adds supply chain emissions, packaging sustainability to climate change goals
The BMW Group (GER:BMW) is building out its sustainability transformation through its supply chain, concentrating on its logistics operations.
