BlackRock C.E.O Push Companies Towards Net Zero Transition
Last month, BlackRock had urged companies to “lay out their plans” of reaching “net-zero emissions by 2050”.
Last month, BlackRock had urged companies to “lay out their plans” of reaching “net-zero emissions by 2050”.
The market for batteries and the electric vehicles is set to bloom.
This is huge given that ArcelorMittal is the world’s biggest steelmaker.
Novartis’ bond sale raises “1.85 billion” euro to expand malaria and leprosy treatment.
After protests from voters, facing defeats, and taking economic blow due to the pandemic, Macron appoints new Ministry heads in three sectors.
The advisers of climate change committee’s report found Britain’s policies on climate change falling “well short”.
“Bold, not incremental, action is required”: in an open letter to IEA.
Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund tapped $40 billion from foreign reserves to fund overseas investments.
Chile’s ambitious and innovative renewable energy attempts get shrouded in competition. On one hand, the government of Chile looks for “value for money”, on the other, delay translated in heavy cost blows, leave renewable energy projects on hold.
The cost that would go into keeping the effects of climate change at bay could be recovered by sustainable and efficient utilisation of global resources, shows recent IRP report.
Fresh data show acceleration in the loans’ sector of euro-zone, thanks to cheap cash of ECB.
Keeping sustainability a main objective Drax is working hard to turn into a “predominantly” biomass user.