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Clean energy transition is the World’s largest market.

This is the largest market the world has ever been staring at: the energy transition market,” said Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry on Thursday at the IV CEO Summit of the Americas. 

IEA calls for ‘turbocharge’ energy efficiency progress to combat energy crisis

Energy efficiency is a critical solution to so many of the world’s most urgent challenges — it can simultaneously make our energy supplies more affordable, more secure and more sustainable.

A third of the world’s largest companies now have net-zero targets

Since this time last year, many more countries and large companies have now pledged to reduce their net emissions to zero, but the details on how they plan to achieve it are still lacking. 

McDonald’s UK and Ireland joins the Zero Carbon Forum

The Gujarat government has signed an MOU with Energy Policy Institute, University of Chicago and JPal of South Asia with the aim of becoming the first state in the country to set up a carbon market. 

Developers increasing focus on ESG compliance: Experts.

Almost 60% of respondents of CBRE’s 2021 Global Investor Intentions Survey stated that investors have already adopted ESG criteria as a part of their investment strategies.

Carbon credits could boom in the age of net zero

The carbon credit market in India is set for accelerated growth, especially with the commitment made at the COP 26 climate action summit to achieve ‘net zero’ emissions by 2070.

Net Zero: Corporate-policy makers’ shared responsibility

The pandemic years, 2020 and 2021, accelerated climate action and the world rallied around Net Zero. Corporates and nations competed to announce their Net Zero pledges.

What India needs to do to achieve net-zero status by 2070

The recent IPCC report that came out in the month of March 2022 says that, by the end of the century, the temperature rise is likely to be 2 to 3.7 degrees if global emissions, as they stand today. 

Deutsche Bank Introduces Mandatory ESG Ratings for Suppliers

All major suppliers of products and services to Deutsche Bank will be required to undergo an ESG assessment, according to a new policy unveiled by the bank.