Transportation
How one of the world’s oldest technologies is helping decarbonize maritime shipping
Use of wind power on cargo ships through sails is growing exponentially as governments and trade organizations push for increasingly tough emissions targets Read More
Maersk buys more low-emissions shipping fuel
The world’s second-biggest maritime shipping company sees bio-methanol as the most promising option at this time for cutting emissions. Read More
EV battery recycling is building a circular economy from scratch
Billions of dollars are sweetening early efforts by electric vehicle battery recyclers. But swings in materials prices and policy shortcomings complicate the long-term picture. Read More
Volvo’s plan to address biodiversity across its supply chain
Volvo has pulled back on its EV sales targets, but its nature strategy offers lessons for other automakers and other types of manufacturers. Read More
Chevron bets on ‘green’ hydrogen
If successful, the project will help further the quest to produce zero-carbon hydrogen. Read More
The EV pullback: Why these 5 automakers are retreating from big plans
The EV mania of the past few years is meeting a new reality of stubbornly sluggish consumer demand. As a result, automakers are paring back their grand ambitions. Read More
Sustainable aviation fuel 101: A guide to net-zero carbon by 2050
The Biden administration has called for 100 percent sustainable aviation fuel adoption by 2050. The level today: less than half of 1 percent. Read More
Automakers are vastly underestimating their emissions. Here's what to do about it
The auto industry lags behind on both emissions reporting and net zero targets. Here’s what they can do to get on track. Read More
In the travel industry, ‘sustainable tourism’ gives way to ‘regenerative hospitality’
Regenerative hospitality has the potential to unlock the broader systemic changes we need to limit climate change and protect ecosystems. Read More
Business action on energy efficiency could save $2 trillion a year, new research claims
A World Economic Forum and PwC report sets out a host of energy efficiency actions it claims are 'doable today, at attractive returns with no need for new technology.' Read More