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GHG Protocol resignation raises governance pressure
Read the full story: GHG Protocol resignation raises governance pressureGHG Protocol faces renewed scrutiny after a board resignation. The dispute raises governance questions around carbon accounting standards used in corporate climate reporting.
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Diginex acquires Findings for $305 million
Diginex to acquire Findings in a $305 million transaction. The…
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Nuveen raises £1.1bn for green energy fund
Nuveen secures $1.3 billion for infrastructure credit strategy. The fund,…
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Apollo acquires Kelvion for data centre cooling
Apollo to acquire Kelvion from Triton in strategic deal. Global…
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PwC UK unveils traffic-light dashboard to monitor office attendance. The…
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Seaspan and Anew to offer low-carbon marine fuel
Seaspan and Anew Climate partner to deliver renewable LNG. Seaspan…
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Few employees confident in company climate efforts
Employee belief in employer climate action drops to 38%. Deloitte’s…
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Equatic secures $11.6m for green hydrogen
Equatic secures $11.6 million to scale carbon removal technology. The…
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Trane unveils AI lab for energy solutions
Trane Technologies launches BrainBox AI Lab for energy management. The…
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ICE unveils climate data tool for firms
Intercontinental Exchange expands climate risk data platform globally. The platform…
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Gartner flags brand measurement failure
Brand investment is being weakened by poor measurement discipline. Gartner says 84% of companies are stuck in a cycle of undermeasuring and underfunding brand.
