Global taxonomy systems now guide sustainable investment decisions A new Oxford University study has mapped 50 sustainable finance taxonomies worldwide. These frameworks classify which business activities count as environmentally or […]
Mapping Sustainable Finance Taxonomies: Key Insights for UK Businesses Read More »
Shein commits to sustainable aviation fuel through DHL partnership On 25 March 2026, Shein announced a partnership with DHL to integrate sustainable aviation fuel into its air cargo operations. The
SHEIN Partners with DHL to Enhance Sustainable Aviation Fuel Initiatives Read More »
Mining companies cut costs through energy efficiency upgrades The mining sector faces a fundamental challenge. Demand for minerals is rising sharply, driven by electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, and digital
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Renewable energy passes 50% in UK electricity mix Wind, solar and biomass together supplied more than half of all electricity flowing through the UK grid during the first week of
This Week in Climate News: Renewables Surge in the UK Read More »
Iran conflict triggers renewed debate over EU carbon market resilience The EU Emissions Trading System faces its most serious political challenge in years. Energy prices have surged following US and
EU Emissions Trading System Under Pressure: Key Concerns and Implications Read More »
A trade agreement linking commerce to climate commitments The European Union and Australia concluded negotiations on their Free Trade Agreement in March 2026. This agreement marks a significant shift in
What Does the EU-Australia Trade Deal Mean for the Climate? Read More »
France adds security and supply chain tests to solar auctions France has launched a 12 GW renewable energy tender round that includes cybersecurity checks and sustainability criteria for solar projects.
France’s New Requirements for Solar Tenders: Cybersecurity and Sustainability Read More »
Steel furnace closures push UK emissions to historic low UK greenhouse gas emissions dropped to approximately 367 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2025. This represents a 2%
UK Greenhouse Gas Emissions Fell by 2% in 2025 Read More »
People’s Pension replaces fixed climate targets with flexible assessment framework People’s Pension has dropped its binding 1.5°C portfolio target. The scheme now uses a case-by-case assessment of climate risks across
People’s Pension Updates Climate Approach for £40bn Portfolio Read More »
Commission proposes changes to ETS buffer system The European Commission has proposed changes to how the EU Emissions Trading System manages its reserve of carbon allowances. The proposal, announced on
EU Commission Reforms ETS Carbon Market Amid Industry Pressure Read More »
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