Climate Impact Partners, Microsoft, Collaborate for Carbon Removal Project in India
Microsoft plans to acquire 1.5 million tonnes of verified carbon removal credits over 30 years, accounting for 50% of the project’s output
Global IT Giants Drew CDR Market in 2024
The top 20 CDR purchasers 2024 were Microsoft, Google, Meta, and Salesforce, who created the Symbiosis Coalition, promising to purchase 20 million tonnes of nature-based CDR by 2030
EDP Renewables Delivers Three Additional Renewable Energy Projects for Microsoft
Microsoft’s sustainability and carbon reduction objectives will be supported by the new solar projects in Texas and Illinois, which will also generate clean energy and economic growth.
ReNew, Microsoft Ink 437.6 MW Green Energy Contract
Microsoft aims to achieve carbon-negative status by 2030 by producing over a million green energy attributes annually through this contract
Carbon Removal Budget to Tackle Climate Change
A recent Oxford University study published in Carbon Management supports a new “Carbon Removal Budget” as a strategy to combat climate change
DEI Weighs High, But Shunted by Corporates?
The trend is in contrast to DEI reports by market analysis and advisory companies, despite the lack of consolidated data on the issue
Green GDP, Climate Change Dominate Modi-Gates Dialogue
The PM emphasized the need for a new approach to Green GDP, signifying the importance of climate-friendly lifestyle choices
Microsoft adds ESG Reporting, Scope 3 emissions to Sustainability Platform
Microsoft is adding new features to its sustainability platform-Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability. Key capabilities include helping companies meet emerging ESG reporting requirements and regulations, calculating Scope 3 emissions, and collecting and managing ESG data across categories and data sources. Additional features: The additional features include an expansion of Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability’s emissions calculation capabilities
