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Agencies seek public comment on adoption of 2021 IECC and ASHRAE 90.1-2019 energy standards, citing evolving market dynamics.

Renewables surged in 2024, but rising demand kept fossil fuels on top. Emissions climbed as clean energy added to—not replaced—old power.

Microsoft’s latest climate deal targets 4.8M forest carbon credits. Projects start in 2025, using tech to verify real, lasting impact.

Antarctic sea ice in winter caps CO₂ emissions and alters mixing. In low-ice years, more carbon escapes—reshaping global forecasts.

As industrial decarbonization accelerates, a new wave of compact, low-energy carbon capture systems like Nuada’s is reshaping the future of emissions reduction across cement, waste-to-energy, and biomass sectors.

ArcelorMittal scraps €1.3B ($1.4B) green steel project in Germany, citing high energy costs, import pressures, and policy uncertainty.

New satellite data shows Arctic peatlands have expanded over the past 40 years due to warming. This shift may strengthen the region’s carbon sink—at least for now.

Heidelberg Materials’ Brevik CCS facility is the first carbon capture plant at a cement site globally, capturing 0.4M tonnes CO₂ annually and storing it 2,600 meters below the seabed.

More than 100 state and local officials from eight states urge the U.S. Senate to repeal 45Q tax credits for carbon capture, calling them wasteful subsidies for polluters.

Zelestra’s 300 MW San Martín solar plant in Peru will power 440,000 homes and cut 166,000 tons of CO₂ annually. The project sets a new benchmark for Latin America’s clean energy growth.

Delaware launches formal study into Small Modular Reactors amid reliability concerns, energy imports, and clean energy targets.

Rotterdam’s port is turning anchors into carbon sinks. A new system locks CO₂ into critical infrastructure without sacrificing performance.

LS Power has acquired ENGIE Services U.S. and revived the OPTERRA brand. The move boosts its energy efficiency and grid resilience offerings.

SolarBank’s 2.4 MW Sydney project will power 221 homes, save $1.36M for locals, and support Nova Scotia’s 80% renewable energy goal by 2030.

Net Zero targets and climate finance face new scrutiny at G7. Leaders weigh energy stability against ambitious climate commitments.

Biogas is booming, but profitability hinges on process optimization. Operators are finding new revenue streams in heat recovery and digestate.

A new partnership brings carbon-negative asphalt to U.S. roads. The tech cuts embodied carbon without changing existing construction methods.

Kyndryl joins Google Cloud's Energy & Carbon Partner Program to help companies reduce emissions and optimize IT infrastructure for sustainability.

Corporate risks are rising fast. Companies are turning to specialized partners to navigate complex ESG, supply chain, and compliance demands.

2025 marks a pivotal year for SAF as global demand spikes, HEFA feedstock strains grow, and mandates demand diversified, scalable fuel pathways.

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