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• News / Manufacturing

  Global steelmakers can do much more to green their processes

  A new ‘corporate scorecard’ reveals the gap between steelmakers' climate ambition and action.

  Global steelmakers can do much more to green their processes
• News / Energy

  How Southeast Asia’s power grids are wired could hinder its clean energy shift: study

  Despite Southeast Asia being a major driver of global power demand, its biggest utilities are not neutral grid …

  How Southeast Asia’s power grids are wired could hinder its clean energy shift: study
• News / Carbon & Climate

  New Japan methodology targets carbon market gap in AI-driven efficiency

  Linkhola framework aims to turn smart HVAC energy savings into tradable credits amid scrutiny of voluntary markets.

  New Japan methodology targets carbon market gap in AI-driven efficiency
• News / Corporate Responsibility

  ‘Greenshouting’ risks amplifying spin, not transparency, in Asia: experts

  Experts warn louder sustainability messaging in Asia could deepen greenwashing risks, while shifting business priorities and consumer realities …

  'Greenshouting’ risks amplifying spin, not transparency, in Asia: experts
• News / Transport & Logistics

  Indonesia ends nationwide EV tax breaks, shifts control to regions

  Decentralised policy raises uncertainty over adoption and investment as analysts warn of uneven incentives.

  Indonesia ends nationwide EV tax breaks, shifts control to regions
• News / Cities

  Democracy meets extreme heat: India’s elections in a warming climate

  Campaigning for votes when temperatures soar is dangerous, but many say India is in denial about the problem.

  Democracy meets extreme heat: India’s elections in a warming climate