How BCG helps corporations invest in climate tech

The BCG Green Ventures mandate: Partner with corporations to help them identify business opportunities related to climate tech, and then jointly incubate and invest in those ventures. Read More

Can you guess the most water-intensive and polluting sectors?

CDP published its first ever Water Impact Index to improve investor understanding of water-related risks. Read More

Cities are banding together to buy renewables at scale

From Florida to Maryland to Tennessee, cities are joining forces to accelerate solar power. Read More

Under the hood of Chevy's Bolt battery fire debacle

Although recalls of this magnitude are not unique to EVs, General Motors is spending an estimated $1.8 billion, or around $12,700 per car. Read More

Could desalination play a role in the future of the Colorado River?

As Colorado River supply dwindles, the U.S. and Mexico are looking to Israel and Jordan for ideas on how to help quench their own shared border. Read More

Planting the seeds for better vertical farm crops

After millennia of creating crops for outdoor agriculture, researchers are finally investing in creating seeds that can thrive without traditional soil, sunlight or temperature fluctuations. Read More

System change: The readers weigh in

The GreenBiz community has a lot to say about what it means, and takes, to transform markets and the world. Read More

Shipping giant Maersk orders 8 'carbon-neutral' vessels

Landmark order will support next-generation technology that uses 'green' methanol and that could be delivered by early 2024. Read More

PG&E is first utility client for Mainspring's novel 'linear generator'

Backed with $228 million and with early customers such as Kroger, Mainspring is reengineering the nearly 200-year-old design of the electric generator. Read More

FEMA could be America’s climate adaptation agency

The recovery from climate catastrophe like hurricanes and floods falls on FEMA but the Biden administration isn't treating the organization like our first defense against a warming climate. Read More