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The 25 most sustainable private companies in the world

Corporate Knights

It also says it has installed capacity of around 28 megawatts of wind power and is developing photovoltaic plants with a planned capacity of approximately 58 MW. OeKB focuses on five service areas: export, capital markets, energy markets, development financing and tourism. Reaching net-zero as we grow remains vital.

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What Is Energy Transition? A Guide to the Future of Energy

3BL Media

Rising global temperatures and increasing climate-related disasters are the most widely felt outcome of climate change, stressing the critical importance of cutting greenhouse gas emissions and accelerating the shift to clean energy sources. While progress varies by region, the momentum behind clean energy policies is undeniable.

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EU Adopts Net Zero Industry Act to Scale up Decarbonization Technologies

ESG Today

The European Council announced today that it has approved the Net-Zero industry Act (NZIA), a new law introducing a framework of measures aimed at scaling up Europe’s manufacturing capacity for technologies key to achieving the EU’s climate goals. The race kicked into high gear with the passage of the U.S.’

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Climate Innovation Forum's Drive for Net Zero Action Not Ambition

3BL Media

Following on from last November’s COP26 in Glasgow, Climate Innovation Forum (CIF) was seeking continued climate innovation collaboration this year, uniting senior public and private sector decision makers to accelerate the delivery of net zero commitments.

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Reaching net zero in the manufacturing sector

Sustainability Matters

In order for Australia to reach its goal of net zero by 2050, it needs the help of its manufacturing sector, which accounts for 10%of the nations carbon emissions. As the world shifts to net zero, we must be prepared to back our entrepreneurs and innovators and remove policy and regulatory barriers that inhibit progress.

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If we want to compete, Canada needs a green and transition taxonomy ASAP

Corporate Knights

To achieve net-zero emissions by 2050 , the Government of Canada has invested billions of dollars in practical efforts to lessen the effects of climate change and encourage clean economic growth. Together, a combined green and transition taxonomy can support a holistic approach to achieve a low-carbon transition.

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If done well, financial regulations play a crucial role in cutting carbon emissions

Corporate Knights

At the same time, Canada’s financial system continues to pump billions of dollars into fossil fuel developments. Canada needs to adopt a package of financial regulations that will drive down carbon emissions and shift billions of dollars toward investing in clean technology and renewable energy.