Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: ESG News

Nearly 80% of major global firms now link executive pay to sustainability performance—a sharp signal that ESG is no longer a side conversation, but a boardroom imperative.

Author: Sustainability News

As AI demand soars, so does its hidden cost — water.

Author: April Lara

The race for sustainability has never been more urgent or innovative.

Author: Thaiger

Thailand is primed to lead in solar energy as the government fast-tracks factory rooftop solar panel installations with a new one-stop service centre.

Author: RTE News

The OECD has highlighted significant risks to the $2.3 trillion ocean economy, including climate change, territorial disputes, and illegal activities.

Author: Euro News

As airlines face delays in receiving new aircraft, they're opting to refurbish older jets with brand-new interiors, creating a more comfortable passenger experience while also advancing sustainability goals.

Author: Business-Live

Northumbrian Water is revolutionising waste treatment by converting domestic sewage into sustainable aviation fuel.

Author: The Independent

The Metals Company, a Canadian firm, is pushing the U.S. government for approval to begin deep-sea mining in international waters, potentially bypassing the United Nations' International Seabed Authority (ISA).

Author: Sustainable Times

In a groundbreaking commitment to carbon reduction, Shell, Equinor, and TotalEnergies have pledged $710 million to expand the Northern Lights carbon storage project in Norway.

Author: Sustainable Times

Scotland’s clean energy push is accelerating with the approval of Vattenfall’s 100MW Ourack wind farm in the Highlands.