Changes to EU ESG rules punish first-movers
By frequently rolling back ESG regulations it initially proposed, the EU is rewarding companies that choose to sit back and…
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Uncertainty about corporate ESG spikes
The proportion of industry professional who don’t know if their company has an ESG strategy has risen sharply, a new…
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India’s Government eases sulphur emission rules for coal-fired power plants
The Indian Government has announced a relaxation of the 2015 mandate for installing flue-gas desulphurisation (FGD) systems in coal-fired power…
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Battery energy storage: shaping thermal systems
Battery energy storage systems (BESS) are essential to the renewable energy transition, providing capacity to store energy surges that can…
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Freeflex® Versa: compressor valve steel for more sustainable refrigeration
Household and commercial appliances like refrigerators and air conditioners are notorious for their climate footprint. Research commissioned by the UK…
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Working with the elements: the role of mooring in floating wind
As the world scrambles to add enough renewably generated energy to the grid to meet ambitious net-zero targets, the wind…
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Atlantic hurricane seasons could get longer, more destructive
Amid rising climate risk and unprecedented ocean temperatures, businesses may need to brace for record hurricanes from the North Atlantic…
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Which governments are backpedalling on climate commitments?
Governments around the world are working to balance climate commitments with fiscal considerations, and, while some progress has been made,…
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Qatar’s national vision: Progress and prospects
Qatar’s economy has seen a steady average growth of 5% annually, bolstering its global LNG export position and enhancing its…
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How Paris plans to host the most sustainable Olympics to date
The Olympics and Paralympics are being held in Paris this summer. France’s capital city is expecting to host up to…
