Germany is planning a major expansion of its digital infrastructure, aiming to double domestic data centre capacity and increase artificial intelligence processing power fourfold by 2030. The initiative, led by Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger, reflects growing concerns that Europe is falling behind global technology leaders such as the United States and China. The plan includes key policy reforms such as...
ERM, Secaro, and AstraZeneca have launched a new Clean Heat Program aimed at accelerating the decarbonisation of industrial heat across...
A new European regulatory overhaul of ESG ratings could increase the reporting workload for companies despite efforts to improve transparency...
India is gaining increasing attention from global investors as improving returns and stronger environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards boost...
Aerospace giant Boeing has signed a multi-year agreement with carbon removal platform Carbonfuture to purchase at least 40,000 tonnes of...
The European Union is considering measures to ease energy cost pressures on industries, according to a European Commission document reviewed...
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has issued new supervisory guidelines requiring banks, insurers, and asset managers to integrate climate...
The Global Carbon Council (GCC) has partnered with The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) to establish India’s first digital carbon...
The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission has formally notified the Terms and Conditions for Purchase and Sale of Carbon Credit Certificates...
The article from Hindustan Times explains how India can leverage artificial intelligence to strengthen its climate action, going beyond just...
