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Government provides £12.4 million for green initiatives
To assist some of the most polluting companies in finding new ways to lower their carbon emissions, the government has unveiled a financial package worth
Quantifying the ‘S’ in ESG
The “S” in ESG or a company’s social impact measurement process has a significant impact on how it approaches employee, community, and other stakeholder well-being.
Tightening EU rules to prevent greenwashing – Says France
As concerns about the implementation of ESG regulation grow, France’s markets watchdog AMF warned that the European Union’s standards for labeling sustainable investment funds need
UK setting an annual record despite planning barriers
Despite the installation of only two tiny onshore wind turbines in England last year, new UK offshore wind capacity reached an annual record, according to
EA’s plans for blue hydrogen plants
The Environment Agency (EA) has released new regulatory guidance on the UK’s blue hydrogen industry that urges developers to aim for a 95% carbon capture
Aviva Investors pressing for better climate transition plans
The asset manager today announced its three main stewardship priorities for the upcoming year, which include accelerating the low carbon transition, reversing nature loss, and
Cargill’s $240 million deposit for ESG initiatives
A $240 million time deposit has been made, according to the Brazilian division of American grain trader Cargill, to support Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG)
MTR’s aim to reach carbon neutrality by 2050
A platform to incubate start-ups with a focus on sustainability has been developed by MTR Lab, a division of Hong Kong’s train operator that invests
Learning to measure the immeasurable
Many commitments aimed at the end of this decade have marked the preceding few decades of business sustainability. However, as the 2030 deadlines approach, the
