Abu Dhabi’s Landmark Sustainability Project: The Net-Zero Energy Mosque
Pioneering Sustainable Mosques Around the Globe: Embracing Net-Zero and Super Low Energy Standards
South Korea’s Top Polluters Profited Millions Through Carbon Sales
South Korea’s major polluting entities have amassed 475 billion won ($357 million) by trading unused carbon emissions permits within the nation’s program over the initial eight years.
Ericsson Sets Ambitious Climate Targets with SBTi Approval
The company has pledged to cut emissions by 90% across its value chain from 2020 levels by the end of 2040, with plans to neutralize the remaining 10% through approved carbon removal methods.
Carbon Offsetting Service by Mashreq and Fils to Transform UAE Sustainability Practices
This collaboration seamlessly integrates carbon offsetting into the daily cash management activities of corporations, allowing them to manage their carbon footprint through their Mashreq corporate accounts directly.
Abu Dhabi’s ADNOC to Invest Dh 84 Billion for Decarbonization
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company reinvests Dh178 billion into the UAE economy in 5 years; Dh84 billion into decarbonization efforts.
How to Chart India’s Path to Green Hydrogen Leadership Through Five Key Objectives? Explains A Report by WEF & Bain
To achieve its ambitious goal of producing at least 5 MMTPA of green hydrogen production by 2030, India should
#Reduce the cost of green hydrogen by lowering the associated renewable electricity expenses
#Invest in advances in electrolyzer manufacturing,
#Invenst in infrastructure and innovative R&D
Ten Words That Shaped Climate Conversation In 2023
Renjini writes about ten words that are now become a part of our daily conversations on climate change and climate action plans
Flexible Airspace: Indian Aviation Sector reduces 1.37 lakh tonnes of Carbon Emission
India successfully reduced carbon emissions by 1.37 lakh tons through the strategic opening up of additional airspace for civilian aircrafts within its territory
UK to Implement Carbon Import Levy on Certain Goods by 2027
The carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) will be applied to carbon-intensive products and it will be determined based on the carbon emissions in the production of imported goods and the gap between the carbon prices in the country of origin and the UK
Panasonic plans to reduce 1% of global emission by 2050, says Panasonic Middle East & Africa MD Hiroyuki Shibutani (Interview)
Looking ahead to 2050, Panasonic Group aspires to make a significant impact, aiming to cut CO2 emissions by over 300 million tons—equivalent to approximately 1% of the current global total emissions