EU May Impose Up To $80 In Carbon Taxes On Indian Steel Imports
Indian steel exports to the EU may face surcharges of up to $80 a tonne on account of being more carbon intensive.
AI -Driven Climate Tech Platform That Aims To Reduce Fashion Waste Raises $500,000
Nul Global Technologies, an AI-based climate tech platform aimed at reducing fashion industry waste, raises $500,000 in pre-seed funding.
SEC steps back from defending 2024 climate regulation
Publicly traded companies in the US will no longer need to disclose their climate emissions or risks.
Kenya: A Success Story in the Transition to Renewable Energy
In this second part, Peter Waihenya talks about how Kenya is setting a benchmark in renewable energy capacity addition for the African continent.
Shell, Equinor, TotalEnergies to Invest $714m for Carbon Storage Expansion
Shell, Equinor and TotalEnergies said that they will invest $713.66 million into expanding their flagship carbon storage project in western Norway.
SC sets benchmark fine of Rs 1 lakh a tree for tree-cutting
The Supreme Court has fined a man Rs 4.54 crore for cutting down 454 trees in the protected Taj Trapezium zone in Uttar Pradesh.
Defence and Aerospace may see up to $119 B from ESG Funds
ESG funds in Europe could drive as much as $119 billion in flows into the defence and aerospace sectors, according to a note by Morgan Stanley analysts
Govt Asked to Include Heatwaves in List of Disasters
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs has suggested that the Centre should include “new and emerging” disasters, such as heatwaves, in its disaster management plans
The Green Energy Revolution: Africa’s Path to Climate Resilience and Sustainable Development
This is the first part of a two-part series where Peter Waihenya of the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority of Kenya speaks about the criticality of climate resilience.
Adani Transmission to Power Gujarat’s Green Hydrogen Manufacturing
Adani Energy has won a power transmission project in Gujarat, to supply green electrons for manufacturing green hydrogen and green ammonia at Mundra in Gujarat.
The Yamuna is almost dead but gets a cruise in Delhi
Gupta and Saxena had announced on March 12 that Delhiites will soon be able to enjoy cruises on the Yamuna river as the Delhi government and the Centre signed an MoU to develop water tourism on a 4-km stretch
Does sustainability actually pay?
The study found that 37 per cent of respondents indicate sustainability is deeply integrated into the core of their organizations.
