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Climate Change · SingaporeTo reduce emissions, achieve sustainable growth and deliver the objectives of the Paris Agreement, South-east Asia requires an annual average investment of US$171 billion to US$185 billion from 2026 to 2030. The imperative of submitting more progressive Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) this year and fulfilling them is likely to push this figure higher.See the Story
Innovative financing mechanisms can ratchet up climate ambition in these times
Climate Change · OsloFrontier has signed offtake agreements with Norway’s Hafslund Celsio for the first-ever carbon capture retrofit at their waste-to-energy facility. Such plants recover energy from waste treatment, usually in the form of heat or electricity. Hafslund Celsio is the country’s largest district heating provider and operator of the biggest waste incineration plant near Oslo. The press release revealed that Frontier buyers will invest $31.6 million to r…See the Story
Frontier Backs Norway’s First Carbon Capture Retrofit! Is This the Future of Waste-to-Energy?
Climate Change · ZhenjiangLithium prices have been unpredictable due to global tensions and mining difficulties. As reported by S&P Global, in 2023, lithium carbonate prices shot up past $80,000 per metric ton but later dropped as supply increased and demand slowed. By early 2024, prices stabilized out but remained weak. But as of March 21, Platts assessed lithium carbonate (CIF North Asia) at $9,200 to $9,550 per ton. This forced several deals on hold, and some mining g…See the Story
Lithium Prices Drop—What It Means for EV Batteries & Global Supply Chains
Climate Change · MississippiCorporate clean energy contracts have hit an impressive 100 gigawatts (GW) globally, a major milestone for renewable energy, as reported by the Clean Energy Buyers Association (CEBA). This shows that more businesses are opting for clean energy to cut their carbon footprint and move toward sustainable energy. As more companies invest in clean energy, the global renewable market is growing and changing the energy landscape. The Rise of Corporate …See the Story
Amazon Leads Corporate Clean Energy Contracts, Hitting Record High at 100GW
Climate Change · JohannesburgDigital asset businesses can provide services for carbon credits, RECs, and carbon allowances in a "ready-to-use digital token format"
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Climate Change · IndonesiaNickel is a key metal used in many industries. It’s found in stainless steel, electric vehicle (EV) batteries, and other high-tech uses. The nickel market has been volatile lately. This is due to global economic concerns and changes in supply. This article explores recent trends, factors affecting prices, and the future of nickel. Nickel Market Swings: Why Prices are Fluctuating Nickel prices have been highly volatile in early 2025. Worries abou…See the Story
Nickel’s Wild Ride: What’s Driving Prices and Future Demand?
Apple · ChinaApple is pushing forward with its environmental and sustainability efforts. The company has set a goal to be carbon-neutral across its entire business by 2030. This includes manufacturing, supply chain, and product life cycles. As part of this effort, Apple recently announced a $99.3 million investment in its second China Clean Energy Fund to expand renewable energy projects. To reach its goal, the company is investing in clean energy, working w…See the Story
Apple Boosts China's Clean Energy With $99 Million: Can It Power a Carbon-Neutral Future?
Climate ChangeA new PwC report reveals that most companies remain committed to their climate goals. Despite economic uncertainty and shifting regulations, 84% of businesses are maintaining or even accelerating their decarbonization efforts. Only 16% have slowed down or stepped back from their commitments. The finding challenges the perception that companies are abandoning sustainability goals. Instead, many businesses are quietly making steady progress. The r…See the Story
