Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS) announced it that it has raised $863 million in a Series […]| ESG Today
Singapore’s business reporting, accounting and corporate services and markets regulators the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory […]| ESG Today
Carbon removal buyer coalition Frontier announced that it has facilitated carbon removal offtake agreements of […]| ESG Today
Amazon, nuclear technology company X-Energy, power provider Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Corporation (“KHNP”), and […]| ESG Today
The Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA), a UN-backed banking sector coalition dedicated to advancing global net […]| ESG Today
Aalo Atomics, a US-based nuclear technology company announced that it has raised $100 million in […]| ESG Today
Alternative asset manager Blackstone announced announced an agreement to acquire Shermco, a provider of full lifecycle […]| ESG Today
By Glenn Todd, Principal, National Tax Leader, Power and Utilities, KPMG US; Jeffrey Dodson, Tax […]| ESG Today
Google, nuclear technology company Kairos Power, and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) announced a new […]| ESG Today
Climate change and environmental sustainability will become increasingly vital factors for companies’ ability to recruit and retain employees, according to a new survey released by global professional services firm Deloitte, which found that more than 40% of Gen Z and Millennials have changed jobs or sectors due to climate concerns, or plan to do so […]| ESG Today
Investment giant BlackRock’s infrastructure investment unit Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP) announced that it has acquired a […]| ESG Today
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Decarbonization and water technology startup Capture6 announced that it has raised $27.5 million in a Series A funding round, with proceeds aimed at advancing its projects converting water treatment brine into a carbon removal solution, while also recovering fresh water. Established in 2021, California and New Zealand-based Capture 6 offers a solution that simultaneously provides […]| ESG Today
Google announced the launch of its new Carbon Footprint for Google Advertising reports, aimed at enabling advertisers to measure and manage the carbon emissions of their advertising activities. According to Google, the launch of the new reports come as sustainability reporting regulations, such as the EU’s CSRD directive, require companies to provide comprehensive, data-driven reporting […]| ESG Today
Google announced that it has implemented a new program, Google Renewable Energy Addendum, asking its largest hardware manufacturing suppliers to commit to achieving a 100% renewable energy match by 2029, marking one of the company’s initiatives to address its carbon footprint, which continues to increase, driven by its value chain and data center growth. The […]| ESG Today
Google parent Alphabet announced today that the internet giant has achieved a significant climate milestone, reaching zero lifetime net carbon emissions. Google also announced a “moonshot” sustainability target, aiming to run the entire business on carbon-free energy by 2030. Google reached carbon neutrality in 2007, and has become the world’s largest corporate purchaser of renewable […]| ESG Today
Google announced today the launch of a new collaboration with South Carolina-based nuclear project developer Elementl Power, including an agreement to invest in three advanced nuclear energy projects. The agreement comes as Google and its tech giant peers increasingly turn to nuclear energy to help address the growing emissions impact of their rapidly expanding data […]| ESG Today
Potential employees are increasingly likely to apply for and accept jobs from companies they view as environmentally sustainable, according to a new survey from global technology and business services provider IBM. The findings were released as part of IBM’s Institute for Business Value (IBV) study, which included a survey examining consumer and employee opinions on […]| ESG Today
China’s three major stock markets, the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), Shenzhen Stock Exchange (SZSE), and Beijing Stock Exchange (BSE), announced the publication of new sustainability reporting guidelines for listed companies, including a new requirement for hundreds of larger cap and dual-listed issuers to begin mandatory disclosure on a broad range of ESG topics in 2026. […]| ESG Today
