EY's New Climate Resilience Center Aims to Strengthen Regional Adaptation Efforts
EY has launched a Climate Resilience Center in Singapore to assist organizations in tackling climate risks and enhancing resilience across Southeast Asia.
Kerstin Lopatta Resigns as EFRAG Sustainability Reporting Chair Amid Governance Disputes
Kerstin Lopatta has resigned from her role as Chair of the EFRAG Sustainability Reporting Board after five months, citing governance disagreements.
High Court Greenlights Judicial Review on Bathing Water Regulations Affecting Polluted Beaches
The High Court has allowed a judicial review challenging changes to bathing water regulations that could leave polluted beaches unmonitored.
South Korea's $747 Billion Green Transformation Strategy Unveiled
South Korea's new K-GX Strategy aims to invest $747 billion over the next decade for industrial decarbonization, renewable energy, and clean mobility.
Amazon and Microsoft Launch Major Water Replenishment Initiative in Germany
Tech giants Amazon and Microsoft are collaborating on a substantial water replenishment project in Germany, projected to restore 750 million liters of water annually.
Deutsche Telekom Elevates Sustainability Focus with New Chief Officer
Robert Metzke has been appointed as Chief Sustainability Officer at Deutsche Telekom, emphasizing the integration of sustainability into core business strategies.
SEC Signals Caution on Climate Engagement Among Asset Managers
The SEC has dropped its investigation into BlackRock and State Street, but raises concerns about coordinated climate engagement actions among asset managers.
Urgent Call for Modernized Power System Planning to Meet Growing Demand
Analysts stress the need for immediate power system planning improvements to address rising energy demands, advocating for integrated and flexible solutions.
KIRKBI Elevates Craig Arnold to Spearhead Circular Plastics Initiatives
KIRKBI Climate taps Craig Arnold as Head of Circular Plastics, committing $1.5 billion to enhance recycling and sustainability efforts.
Battery Storage Costs Undercut Gas Peaking Prices, Wood Mackenzie Reports
A recent Wood Mackenzie report reveals that four-hour battery storage is becoming significantly cheaper than gas turbine peakers, especially in North America.
Coordinated Deployment of Small Modular Reactors Could Cut Costs in Europe
A new study reveals that Europe can significantly reduce small modular reactor costs by coordinating deployment across multiple countries.
DOE Advocates for Fair Cost Allocation in PJM's Energy Pricing Strategy
The DOE urges PJM to reform cost allocation to prevent higher expenses for utility customers from rising demands of large electricity users like data centers.
Rethinking DC's Renewable Energy Mandate: The Impact on Low-Income Residents
DC's push for renewable energy, while admirable, places undue financial strain on vulnerable households. A reevaluation is necessary.
EIT Awards 2026: Spotlight on Innovative Environmental Solutions Across Europe
The 2026 EIT Awards highlights groundbreaking projects from across Europe focused on sustainable innovation and environmental solutions.
EPA's New Proposal Threatens Methane Regulation Progress in Oil and Gas Sector
The EPA has announced intentions to roll back methane regulations, raising concerns over public health and environmental impacts.