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Boeing’s $11.8 Billion Annual Loss: A Path to Recovery and Net-Zero Ambitions

Boeing is navigating turbulent times, grappling with a staggering $11.8 billion annual loss in 2024 while working to stabilize production. Despite these challenges, the company is investing heavily in sustainability, showing its commitment to reaching net-zero emissions and driving greener skies in the aviation industry. Turbulence Ahead: Boeing’s Financial Freefall in 2024 Boeing faced a […]

SolarBank Sparks Solar Surge: A Bright Future for the U.S. Renewable Energy

Solar energy is experiencing a remarkable surge in the U.S., driven by significant new installations and strong policy support. This growth is largely due to developers completing projects in the last year and opening new opportunities in 2025. Amid this surge, SolarBank, a leading North American solar company, is pivotal in developing commercial, industrial, and […]

Sustainable Bonds in 2025 Could be A $1 Trillion Market, Moody Says

Global issuance of sustainable bonds will remain steady at around $1 trillion in 2025, marking the fifth consecutive year at this level, according to Moody Ratings. Despite political shifts and heightened scrutiny, the sustainable bond market continues to be driven by a growing global focus on sustainable development, clean energy investments, and climate adaptation.  Green […]

2025 Nuclear Energy Roundup: Top Stories You Need to Know

In 2025, major advancements and collaborations are redefining the nuclear industry’s trajectory. From the United States accelerating small modular reactor (SMR) deployment to Saudi Arabia’s push to monetize uranium resources, the nuclear sector is buzzing with activity. In China, differential performances from its top operators highlight both progress and challenges in its expanding nuclear fleet. […]

Europe’s Solar Industry Saw Record Growth and Innovations in 2024

Europe’s solar energy industry achieved remarkable milestones in 2024, marking a record-breaking year for generation and capacity expansion. Solar energy continues to play a pivotal role in the EU’s green transition, driven by innovations, investments, and policy efforts.  This article explores Europe’s solar achievements in 2024, highlighting key areas of growth and developments according to […]

Gold Standard Launches Global Carbon Market Regulations Tracker

Countries worldwide have implemented various strategies and mechanisms to measure and reduce emissions to address climate change effectively. Among these, the carbon market has emerged as a crucial tool to combat greenhouse gas emissions. In this sector, Gold Standard, a leading certification body, is playing a vital role in making this market more transparent and […]

Top 4 Nickel Companies Driving Electrification and Clean Energy in 2025

Nickel is a versatile metal critical for the clean energy revolution, especially in electric vehicle (EV) batteries. Its role in enhancing battery energy density and efficiency makes it indispensable for longer-range EVs. As global demand for nickel surges, driven by electrification and renewable energy needs, it becomes a focal point for investors seeking growth opportunities. […]

Boeing’s Big Move: Boosting EU Aviation with Norsk e-Fuel’s SAF

The latest move in the sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) sector is Boeing’s partnering with Norway’s Norsk e-Fuel to help develop one of Europe’s first large-scale Power-to-Liquids (PtL) facilities. This partnership aligns with the aviation industry and ICAO member states’ goal to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Also, Boeing’s investment will boost SAF production in the […]

Nickel: The Metal Driving the Electric Vehicle Revolution

The shift to electric vehicles (EVs) is reshaping the automotive industry, creating unprecedented demand for critical metals. An EV contains 6x more critical metal than a conventional car, making metal resources the backbone of this electrification revolution. For a typical 62.5 kWh battery-powered EV (NMC 811 composition), here’s the breakdown of key metals and their average […]