Microsoft Signs Deal to Buy Biochar Carbon Removal Credits Carbon Streaming, a carbon credit streaming company announced an agreement with Microsoft, to provide up to 10,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide removal credits per year from the Waverly Biochar project in Waverly, Virginia. Biochar, or biological charcoal, is basically produced by heating biomass (forest residue, wood or crop waste etc.), in...
US SEC cracks down on funds "greenwashing" with new investment requirement US SEC adopted a new rule cracking down on...
Companies with higher ESG ratings see stronger investment returns In a recent study- ESG and Global Investor Returns Study by...
Industry body CII to seek clarity from Sebi on upcoming ESG norms The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), is expected...
EU SFDR Review Mulls New Categorisation System The European Commission has published its much-anticipated consultation on the Sustainable Finance Disclosure...
Deutsche Bank and EIB collaborate to fund sustainable transformation for mid-sized companies Deutsche Bank and the European Investment Bank (EIB)...
California Lawmakers Pass Bill Requiring Companies to Disclose Full Value Chain Emissions A new proposed California law was passed the...
Exclusive: India has pledged $25 mn, to be an anchor investor to help fight climate change in other nations: Ajay...
2023 G20 Summit: 10 biggest green takeaways from the G20 New Delhi Leaders’ Declaration At the G20 Summit some of...
Microsoft Signs One of the Largest-Ever Permanent Carbon Removal Deals Microsoft announced that it has reportedly signed a multi-year deal...
