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Does the EU's Omnibus reduce transition planning to a publicity exercise?

Experts are divided over what a change in wording in the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive means for climate transition plans, Michael Hurley reports

AI's role in climate change: problem or solution?

AI a double-edged sword - it has the potential to refine climate science and optimise renewable energy use but also brings significant environmental costs, write Jannis Bille, Alexander Amato-Cravero and Mika Morissette

Mars, Unilever & Nestle warn EU against omnibus sustainability regulation

Business giants Mars, Unilever and Nestle have urged the European Commission against reopening several sustainability rules under a proposed 'omnibus' regulation, saying they risk undermining investment and competitiveness.

Jefferies flags food, tiremaker stocks for investor scrutiny as EU Deforestation Regulation looms

Investors have been advised to scrutinise several companies for engagement, including Hankook, Nexen, Golden-Agri Resources and Darling Ingredients, as stocks potentially negatively exposed to EU rules set to impose strict due diligence requirements from next year.

The impact of digital technology on the wind sector

Technological breakthroughs such as blockchain and developments in AI stand to redefine the energy sector significantly, writes Charlie Morgan

People Moves, 15 March: Impax, GSG, Verdane, LOIM, Schroders ... and more

TNFD and the rise of nature disclosure regulation

Nature-related disclosure requirements are quickly set to become the norm, catalysed by the TNFD, writes Rebecca Perlman

Cubico refinances solar project with €250m green loan

Cubico Sustainable Investments has achieved financial close on the refinancing of the 50MW Arenales concentrated solar power (CSP) project in Seville, Spain.