International Carbon Credits Back on the Table? EU’s Climate Goal Gets a Twist
The European Union (EU) is considering a new plan to help meet its 2040 climate goal. According to sources, the European Commission may allow countries to use international carbon credits under Article...
View ArticleTop 4 Carbon Removal Stocks Set to Suck Up and Cash In
More companies and governments are investing in carbon removal technologies to help them reach net-zero emissions. With stricter climate rules and companies feeling pressure to reduce carbon...
View ArticleSolarBank Taps Data Center Expert Jonathan Martone to Power Its Next Big Move
Disseminated on behalf of SolarBank Corporation. SolarBank Corporation (NASDAQ: SUUN; Cboe CA: SUNN, FSE: GY2) is stepping into the fast-growing data center world, and it’s bringing in one of the best...
View ArticleNew York Requires Large Emitters to Report Their Greenhouse Gas Emissions
New York State has proposed a new rule requiring large companies and facilities to report their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. This rule is not intended to reduce emissions immediately but to improve...
View ArticleMicrosoft and IAG Extend SAF Deal to Slash 113,000 Tonnes of Scope 3 Emissions
Microsoft and International Airlines Group (IAG), the parent company of British Airways, Iberia, Vueling, Aer Lingus, LEVEL, IAG Loyalty, and IAG Cargo, have extended their groundbreaking Sustainable...
View ArticleTrump’s New EO Sparks A New Battle Over States’ Climate Power
On April 8, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump signed a new executive order called “Protecting American Energy from State Overreach.” The order directs the federal government to stop states from...
View ArticlePatch and Varaha Ink a Multimillion Deal to Boost Carbon Removal
Patch, a climate finance platform, and Varaha, a carbon project developer, have announced a new multimillion-dollar deal. This partnership focuses on supporting carbon removal projects that help small...
View ArticleIs Trump’s Coal Comeback Derailing America’s Climate Commitments?
U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at reviving the coal industry. This move comes as U.S. electricity demand rises for the first time in 20 years, driven by AI data centers,...
View ArticleGevo Strikes Carbon Credit Agreement with Future Energy Global to Scale SAF...
Gevo and Dublin-based Future Energy Global (FEG) have signed a breakthrough offtake agreement that supports airlines and other companies in slashing their carbon footprints. Under this multi-year deal,...
View ArticleMicrosoft’s Big Bet on Carbon Removal: 3.7 Million Tons with CO280
Microsoft has made a major move to address climate change by partnering with CO280, a company focused on large-scale carbon dioxide removal (CDR). The tech giant made a big announcement to buy 3.7...
View ArticleShipping Toward Net Zero Needs $1 Trillion: What’s Inside the IMO’s New...
Countries from around the world agreed on a new international plan to cut pollution from ships. The deal was announced by the International Maritime Organization (IMO)—the United Nations agency that...
View ArticleAI’s Energy Hunger: Data Centers Set to Use Power Equal to Japan’s by 2035
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is growing rapidly, transforming how people work, live, and use technology. But behind this digital revolution is a hidden cost—energy. According to the International...
View ArticleTrump’s USDA Cancels $3 Billion Climate Program for Farmers
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has canceled a $3 billion program that was made to help farmers use climate-friendly methods. This program, called the Partnerships for Climate-Smart...
View ArticleVerra Launches West Africa’s First ICVCM-Approved Carbon Credit Project
Verra has registered the first-ever project using a carbon credit methodology that meets the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market’s (ICVCM) Core Carbon Principles (CCPs). This marks a...
View ArticleGoogle Ignites Taiwan’s First Corporate Geothermal Deal for 24/7 Clean Energy
Google has taken another big step in clean energy by signing the first corporate geothermal power deal in Taiwan. This deal is part of Google’s global plan to power its offices and data centers with...
View ArticleFrom Code to Core: How AI is Fueling the Rise of Small Modular Reactors
The world needs clean energy that is reliable and easy to build, without producing too much carbon. Nuclear energy is gaining fresh attention in this effort, but not the kind we’re used to. A new type...
View ArticleHydrostor’s $1.5B Willow Rock Project Faces Permit Hurdles —but Could...
Hydrostor, Canada’s leading developer of long-duration energy storage projects, is moving ahead with its $1.5 billion Willow Rock Energy Storage Center in Kern County, California. The project uses...
View ArticleApple’s Clean Energy Blueprint: A Huge Leap with a 60% Carbon Cut
Apple has proved that climate action is more than a responsibility. It can be a powerful driver of business growth. Since 2015, the company has cut carbon emissions by over 60% while boosting revenue...
View ArticleMicrosoft’s $800M Carbon Removal Deal Sets Record in Climate Fight
Microsoft has taken a major step in its efforts to reduce its impact on the environment. The tech company recently signed the biggest-ever deal to remove carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere. This...
View ArticleU.S. SEC Greenlights First Stock Exchange Focused on Sustainable Investing
The Green Impact Exchange (GIX) is about to make history. It’s set to become the first U.S. stock exchange focused only on companies that care about the environment and long-term sustainability. The...
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