The European Commission has opened consultations for a post-2030 renewable energy framework, targeting deeper clean energy integration across all sectors. The move comes as the EU Green Deal faces its first major review — balancing genuine climate progress against growing pressure to simplify regulation and protect competitiveness.
Global green technology investment reached a record $2.3 trillion in 2025, with Europe contributing $455 billion as solar, geothermal, and electric mobility reshape the energy landscape. From Spain’s renewable expansion to AI-driven grid tools, the clean energy transition is accelerating faster than ever.
Hello, movie maniacs, it’s me, your favorite wise-cracking film critic, back again with some cinematic spice for you. This time, we’re talking about the big one, the finale of the sand-soaked saga, Dune: Part Three.
In a world where geopolitical tensions often appear as far-off echoes, the current crisis unfolding in the Strait of Hormuz serves as a stark reminder of how interconnected our global systems truly are. This developing story could reshape not only international relations but also the very foundation
The SEC has launched a formal review of climate disclosure rules while the EU revises its CSRD framework — creating a more complex but increasingly unavoidable ESG reporting landscape. From California’s new emissions deadlines to billion-dollar green investment deals, here is what businesses and investors need to know.
Global investment in green technology reached a record $2.3 trillion in 2025, with Europe surging 18% to $455 billion. From Spain’s solar boom to AI-powered grids, the energy transition is accelerating — but questions around Big Tech greenwashing demand urgent answers.
The EU has formally strengthened its Climate Law, while the IMO delayed a global shipping carbon tax by a year and the US federal government moved to open 44 million acres of protected forest to logging. These developments reveal a world where environmental policy progress is real but dangerously fragmented.
From the SEC’s climate disclosure consultation to the EU’s anti-greenwashing directive and California’s new emissions deadlines, 2026 is a pivotal year for ESG regulation. Here is what the global regulatory wave means for businesses, investors, and the future of sustainable finance.
The 2026 SDSN Europe SDG Report places 19 European nations among the world’s top 20 sustainable development performers — but warns that climate and biodiversity gaps remain critical. Meanwhile, shifting ESG regulation and growing nature-related financial risks are reshaping the agenda for businesses and decision-makers across the continent.
The US is on track to install a record 43.4GW of solar in 2026, while Europe’s offshore wind hits new milestones and emerging markets accelerate clean energy adoption. Here’s what the global renewables surge means for energy security and Europe’s green transition.