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26-Mar-2024

Saudi Aramco, Amazon, Siemens invest USD 80m in DAC

CarbonCapture, a US-based direct air capture (DAC) company, announced the completion of its USD 80 million Series A financing following the addition of strategic investors such as Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund, Aramco Ventures, and Siemens Financial Services.

26-Mar-2024

Nigeria gives deadline for eco-friendly corporate reporting standards

Nigeria said it will oblige companies to disclose their eco-friendly practices and how they manage the effects of climate change in their financial reporting within four years, or face sanctions. A public-private hybrid working group also issued a roadmap for implementing those standards.

26-Mar-2024

Texas pulls USD 8.5 billion from BlackRock over ESG investing

The Texas State Board of Education announced the termination of an investment with BlackRock, pulling USD 8.5 billion in funds from the investment giant. Its statement cited BlackRock’s “dominant and persistent leadership in the ESG movement.”

26-Mar-2024

Sainsbury’s commits to 68% emissions cut by 2030

UK-based supermarket chain Sainsbury’s has announced goals for reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 68% across Scopes 1 and 2 by 2030. These have been validated by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).

26-Mar-2024

Voluntary standards not yet granted full eligibility for CORSIA Phase 1

UN aviation body ICAO has decided to keep major voluntary carbon standards under 'conditional' approval for Phase 1 of CORSIA (2024-2026). This means that such credits are not yet eligible for use by airlines during the current stage of the international offsetting scheme.

26-Mar-2024

Korea pledges USD 338 billion won in climate finance to 2030

The South Korean government and local banks pledged to jointly invest 452 trillion won (USD 337.4 billion) up to 2030, to tackle the climate crisis.

26-Mar-2024

US EPA finalises car emission standards

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency unveiled final national pollution standards for passenger cars, light-duty trucks and medium-duty vehicles, for model years 2027 through 2032 and beyond.

26-Mar-2024

Total sets methane emission reduction target

TotalEnergies published its Sustainability & Climate – 2024 Progress Report, which includes a commitment to reduce its methane emission intensity to less than 0.1% by 2030 in the entirety of its operating upstream oil & gas facilities.

26-Mar-2024

Glencore publishes second Climate Action Transition Plan

Commodity trader Glencore released a revised Climate Action Transition Plan, which outlines an intention to reduce emissions by 15% by 2026. However, it was also reported that the group's carbon emissions increased by nearly 9% in 2023.

26-Mar-2024

EU Nature Restoration Law delayed again

A minority of EU members have once again prevented the adoption of legislation designed to reverse decades of ecosystem degradation and to honour a global agreement to halt biodiversity loss.

19-Mar-2024

Canada issues draft sustainability disclosure standards

The Canadian Sustainability Standards Board (CSSB) launched a first consultation on its Sustainability Disclosure Standards 1 and 2, which may then be incorporated into a Securities Administrators rule to guide corporate disclosure of sustainability-related financial information.

19-Mar-2024

SBTi axes net zero commitments of 200+ companies

The Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) "removed" the net-zero commitments of over 239 organizations following the expiration of a two-year deadline for these companies to submit firm targets for validation. Many of the companies published statements reaffirming their commitment to reaching net-zero, but highlighted challenges in meeting the specific standards set by SBTi.

19-Mar-2024

NZBA to update climate target setting guidelines

The UN-convened Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA) is set to vote to adopt a new version of its Guidelines for Climate Target Setting for Banks, the scope of which will extend to include banks’ capital market activities for the first time.

19-Mar-2024

China starts consultation to include aluminum sector into ETS

China opened consultation around the accounting, reporting and verification (MRV) guidance of aluminum smelter emissions, as a step towards the enrollment of the aluminum industry into its national compliance emission trading scheme.

19-Mar-2024

Power Exchange India to launch carbon trading by Q2 of FY2025

Power Exchange India, one of the country's three power exchanges, aims to launch its carbon-credit trading platform by the second quarter of next fiscal (FY25) year as it is already working on the technology for the product, its managing director and chief executive said.

19-Mar-2024

BCA releases biodiversity credits recommendations

The Community Advisory Panel of the UN-backed Biodiversity Credit Alliance (BCA) released a 20-page draft document of recommendations on biodiversity credits, which will be open for comments until April 10 2024.

19-Mar-2024

Court temporarily halts SEC.’s climate disclosure rules

A U.S. federal court halted new rules from the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) that require public companies to disclose more about the business risks they face from climate change, siding with two oil and gas companies that criticized the requirements as costly and arbitrary.

19-Mar-2024

Germany launches subsidies for energy-intensive companies

Germany has launched the first round of a tender subsidy (first announced in February) to the tune of EUR 4 billion to support the decarbonization of energy-intensive companies switching to greener production.

19-Mar-2024

Shell scales back its 2030 emissions intensity target

Shell announced revisions to its climate targets. It now aims to cut the net carbon intensity (NCI) of the energy products it sells by 15-20% by the end of the decade, compared with 20% previously (against a 2016 baseline). The company continues to target a fall in this NCI of 100% by 2050.

19-Mar-2024

Cardinal Health reports approved climate, supply chain targets

North American health care giant Cardinal Health announced that it has received approval by the Science Based Targets initiative for its near-term target of reducing Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 50% by 2030, and to have 75% of its suppliers to have science-based targets themselves by 2028.


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