Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: Euronews

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is making a bold bet—pushing for new oil exploration in the Amazon to fund the country’s transition to green energy.

Author: The Guardian

Norway, long a leader in renewable energy, has taken a controversial step by allowing hydropower plants in previously protected rivers.

Author: Sustainable Times

XPENG’s entry into the UK EV market isn’t just about selling cars—it’s a blueprint for the future of AI-driven, sustainable mobility.

Author: Euronews

Aviation pioneer Bertrand Piccard is attempting to push the boundaries of sustainable flight again

Author: ESG News

Mexico’s state-owned oil giant, Pemex, has taken a bold step with its first-ever Sustainability Plan, committing to net-zero by 2050 and a 30% methane reduction by 2030.

Author: Reuters

Japan has approved a long-term climate, energy, and industrial policy roadmap through 2040, aiming to cut emissions by 60% from 2013 levels by 2035 and 73% by 2040.

Author: Renewable Matter

The US is escalating its opposition to European ESG directives

Author: Thaiger

As Thailand accelerates its shift to zero-emission vehicles, a lesser-known but equally crucial innovation is reshaping the country’s sustainability efforts—solvent recycling.

Author: Euro News

Volvo Cars CEO Jim Rowan has issued a clear warning: 2025 will be a tough year for the automotive industry.

Author: Green Awards

The sustainability landscape across the UK and Ireland is transforming significantly as the region grapples with the tension between economic growth and environmental responsibility. In this evolving space, recent developments highlight both the progress made and the challenges ahead.