Neste ranked world’s third most sustainable company
Neste has been ranked the world’s third most sustainable company on the Corporate Knights’ Global 100 list.
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Neste has been ranked the world’s third most sustainable company on the Corporate Knights’ Global 100 list.
Abu Dhabi Fund for Development has confirmed the allocation of approximately US$105 million for eight renewable energy projects under the seventh cycle of its partnership with the International Renewable Energy Agency.
An international Ocean Renewable Energy Action Coalition has been formed to advance sustainable deployment of ocean-based renewable energy and mitigate the harmful impacts of climate change.
Vestas has announced that it will be a carbon-neutral company by 2030.
Seven industrial partners have been awarded funding for a demonstration project in Denmark using offshore wind power to produce renewable hydrogen for road transport.
Ofgem has announced plans to push electricity suppliers to invest more in developing a carbon neutral energy system in the next price control period, in 2023, following pressure from industry and business groups to do more to accelerate decarbonisation of the energy system.
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy continues to demonstrate that sustainability can be present in every step it takes as a company, including its funding strategy. In less than a year, it has accumulated €1.48 billion in green guarantee lines.
In October 2018, Ørsted acquired Lincoln Clean Energy (LCE). Since then, areas of the business have been systematically integrated to ensure an effective operating model capitalising on the capabilities from both companies.
INEOS has announced that it has installed air filters at its London headquarters to address the poor air quality levels in the area.
The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) recently announced the winners of its 2019 Safety and Environmental Sustainability Awards at its Health, Safety & Environmental Seminar in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Bloomberg reports that Goldman Sachs is to tighten its policy on fossil fuel financing.
British energy company, Drax Group Plc, announced their ambition to become carbon negative when Chief Executive Officer Will Gardiner spoke at a Powering Past Coal Alliance event at COP 25 in Madrid, Spain on 10 December 2019.