Corporate strategy
Explainer: How Equatic uses sea water and new technology to capture carbon
Carbon removal startup Equatic has announced the construction of a large-scale demonstration plant for carbon capture in Singapore via a…
Iceland is closing the circle on geothermal
With the cataclysmic scenes emerging from Iceland recently, it is easy to see why the country’s original settlers coined it…
How will climate change affect rail?
In 2023, a report by the World Meteorological Organization and the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change service stated that multiple nations…
Q&A: GlobalData’s Papadopoullos on net-zero strategy for businesses
As climate change impacts the world, businesses are having to take measures to comply with regulations, minimise emissions and protect…
Who are Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos?
Jim Ratcliffe, the chairman and founder of petrochemical firm Ineos, was confirmed as part-owner of soccer giants Manchester United on…
Financial services firms must focus on Scope 3 to achieve net zero – report
Around 71% of emissions in the financial services sector fall into Scope 3 (indirect) emissions, a new GlobalData report reveals.…
Media companies falling short on Scope 3 emissions – report
To address the bulk of emissions for which the sector is responsible, media companies must engage with suppliers and reduce…
What happened to Tesla’s integrated solar dream?
Tesla has opened orders in the US for its Powerwall 3 home battery, nine years after the first-generation Powerwall was…
Is Barclays really moving away from fossil fuels?
Barclays' announcement last week (9 February) that it will no longer finance new oil and gas fields is positive environmental…
Exclusive: Renewables M&A activity falls for the first time in five years
Renewables are booming. Low carbon, cheaper than fossil fuel generation in many markets, and able to be built on both…