Microsoft Signs One of the Largest Ever Carbon Removal Deals Microsoft and Danish energy provider Ørsted announced an agreement for the purchase of 2.76 million tonnes of carbon removal, marking one of the largest-ever carbon removal offtake deals by volume to date. Read more Singapore Exchange plans to focus on risk-hedging products related to Indian infra, ESG initiatives Risk hedging...
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Union power minister urges industry to set targets for going green Union power and new and renewable energy minister R.K....
Adopting global best practices can help India Inc strengthen ESG performance The government estimates the economy to reach the $7...
IBM Launches Solution to Track Emissions from Cloud Computing Tech giant IBM announced the launch of IBM Cloud Carbon Calculator,...
ATNI to engage stakeholders for inclusion of nutrition metrics in ESG reporting Access to Nutrition Initiative (ATNI), a not-for-profit organization,...
Banks are divided on how to tackle ESG pressure from stakeholders and lack clarity on who's responsible for managing climate...
Singapore and Thailand lead Asian markets in making ESG a top business priority Singapore – Google Cloud has revealed Asia...
Australia to Launch Net Zero Authority to Manage Climate Transition for Workers, Industry, Investors The Australian Government announced that it...
New York Bans Fossil Fuels in New Buildings Starting 2026 According to new rules released by New York Governor with...
