Gujarat Launches 2025 Integrated Clean Energy Policies
Gujarat has launched 2025 energy policies targeting 100GW renewables and 3MMTPA green hydrogen by 2035.
The Data War: The Global Audit: A New Era of Truth
Worldwide regulatory shifts toward audited environmental data are finally forcing an end to “scientific cosmetics” globally.
Courts Demand Development With Strict Environmental Compliance
Courts mandate strict pollution norms for Mumbai construction and freezes Aravalli mining for ecology.
India Faces PSU ‘Carbon Lock-In’ Financial Risk
India hits the 50% non-fossil milestone early, but 83% of PSU capex remains tied to legacy fossil infrastructure, resulting in carbon lock-in.
Japan Approves Restart For World’s Largest Nuclear Plant
Japan clears TEPCO to resume operations at 8.2-gigawatt facility to bolster national energy security.
ArcelorMittal Invests $900 Million In Green Power
ArcelorMittal doubles India’s renewable capacity to 2GW, powering cleaner future-ready industrial operations.
Central European Firms Struggle to Bridge the ESG Data and Finance Gap
A Deloitte report finds Central European companies struggle to link complex ESG disclosures with core financial performance.
Why Certification Standards Are Critical Tools for Environmental Risk Management
In this article, N. Muthusezhiyan, Deputy Executive Director of the CII GreenCo Council, discusses how Indian businesses are navigating unprecedented environmental pressures.
The Supreme Court Pushes Corporates on Ecology via CSR in Bustard Conservation Case
The Supreme Court has ruled that environment and ecology must form core components of CSR in the Great Indian Bustard case.
Welspun Living Tops S&P Global ESG Rankings in Textiles
Welspun Living has secured the top position in S&P Global’s ESG rankings within the textile sector, highlighting its sustainability leadership.
China Solar Losses Shrink in Q3 on Overcapacity Controls
Driven by Beijing’s aggressive overcapacity crackdown, China’s solar industry reported narrowing Q3 losses.
EU Tightens Carbon Border Levy, Closes Evasion Loopholes
The EU expands its carbon border levy to high-emission imports like car parts and washing machines ahead of January enforcement.
