Is Corporate India Fuelling Climate Change?
Corporate India, despite having the resources and grit to take a proactive stance on climate action, largely remains a passive observer
3 Climate Tech Start-ups Win ArcelorMittal Accelerator Award
The start-ups, UrjanovaC, Agro Morph Techno Solutions and Susstains Engineering Solutions are developing decarbonization solutions
70% Indian Businesses Prioritize Sustainable Products
Third-party technology vendors play a role in sustainability products / initiatives, necessitating accountability and communication
Regulations Driving SAF Demand: Report
The sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) demand is primarily driven by regulatory developments, with a total demand of 16.1 Mt across countries
Reliance, Nel Sign Technology Licensing Agreement
Reliance will acquire an exclusive technology license for Nel’s alkaline electrolyzers in India & global production for captive purposes
Sustainability a priority for 50% CEOs
A recent survey shows CEOs are committed to decarbonizing their businesses to reach net zero, with over half prioritizing it
Technology can Drive SDGs in India
Technology can drive SDGs in India was the underlying theme at the recently concluded NASSCOM Foundation event
Delta Electronics to Enhance Green Hydrogen Energy Stack
The company plans to develop green hydrogen energy applications to enable various industrial sectors’ transition to net-zero
How are Industries Leveraging Technology to Minimize Carbon Footprint?
Robotics, sensors, and digitization are decreasing waste, and minimizing the carbon footprint across industries
Climate action: Adapting or Mitigating?
The blog is the third narrative from WriteCanvas as part of our YEAR-ENDER Stories. We hope you will like the articles. Happy Reading.
Cognizant Unveils Framework to Boost Tech Women Leaders
Cognizant aims to redefine current policies and programs and unify all women-centric initiatives under one roof through Shakti
How far has India fared in terms of DEI?
DEI currently presents a scenario of a glass half full or half empty. But I am certain it will be a part of our daily parlance very soon
