• Amazon buys more than 9 million liters of sustainable aviation fuel for cargo flights

    Renewable fuels producer Neste has announced a fresh agreement with Amazon to supply 7,500 metric tonnes (2.5 million gallons, or 9.4 million litres) of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by the end of 2025. This will be utilised in Amazon Air’s cargo operations at San Francisco International Airport and Ontario International Airport in California. Neste, headquartered…


  • UK’s biggest bioethanol firm warns of CO₂ production loss without subsidies

    UK supply chain at risk amid subsidy standoff.


  • KKR acquires off-grid energy provider Zenith

    Alternative asset and private equity investor KKR has announced an agreement to acquire the Australia-based independent power producer (IPP), Zenith Energy. Established in 2006, Zenith ranks among Australia’s largest IPPs, specialising in sustainable and reliable hybrid power solutions for remote, off-grid resource sector clients, as well as urban microgrids for commercial, industrial, and residential areas.…


  • French Senate backs law curbing environmental impact of fast fashion

    The French Senate has unanimously approved legislation aimed at mitigating the environmental impact of the fast fashion industry. The bill is part of a wider international movement by investors, companies, and governments to tackle the escalating environmental footprint of textile production and consumption, which accounts for 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions, surpassing those from…


  • Meta, XGS sign deal to power data centers with geothermal energy

    The parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, Meta, has announced an agreement with clean energy firm XGS Energy to develop 150 megawatts of geothermal energy in New Mexico to support its data centre operations in the region. Based in California, XGS Energy specialises in heat-harvesting technology, facilitating access to affordable and carbon-free geothermal energy.…


  • UK commits £200M to Acorn carbon capture project, advancing net zero goals

    The UK government has pledged £200 million to the Acorn carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in Scotland, marking the largest government funding commitment to date. This investment, confirmed in the Chancellor’s Spending Review, aims to propel the project toward a Final Investment Decision (FID) before the end of the current parliamentary term. “We welcome…


  • Energy transition investor Quinbrook appoints Brian Restall as first CEO

    Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners, an investor concentrating on energy transition, has unveiled several new executive appointments, notably naming Brian Restall as its first-ever Global CEO. The firm also announced the appointments of Giulia Siccardo as Managing Director and Regional Leader for North America, and Kathryn Lin as Senior Director, spearheading Quinbrook’s digital infrastructure strategies. The company…


  • Nasdaq launches carbon credit education platform

    Nasdaq, the technology and exchange giant in capital markets, has announced the establishment of the Nasdaq Carbon Academy. This free educational platform aims to furnish individuals with the necessary skills to blend carbon dioxide removal (CDR) credits into businesses’ emissions mitigation strategies. As the demand for carbon offset initiatives and associated credits is projected to…


  • SBTi launches draft net zero standard for automotive sector

    The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has unveiled its initial draft of the Automotive Sector Net-Zero Standard, designed to assist car manufacturers and auto parts suppliers in setting science-based net-zero goals in alignment with global climate change targets. Established in 2015, SBTi aims to make science-based environmental target setting a standard practice for businesses. The…


  • Basel Committee releases voluntary framework for banks’ disclosure of climate risks

    The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, the core global authority for setting banking standards and policies, has unveiled a new framework for regulators to disclose climate-related risks by banks. However, under pressure from the US, the committee opted to make the framework voluntary, potentially diluting its original aim of a mandatory Pillar 3 disclosure framework…