Sweden has taken a major step toward expanding nuclear energy for the first time in more than four decades. The country chose Rolls-Royce SMR to provide three small modular reactors (SMRs). These will support a new nuclear project on the Värö Peninsula, close to the Ringhals nuclear power station. The decision follows a three-year review […]
The global carbon market is entering a new era. Investors, corporations, and regulators are no longer satisfied with projects built mainly around future credit issuance and long validation timelines. Concerns over verification, permanence, transparency, and financing gaps are reshaping expectations across the voluntary carbon market toward a broader question: What does a more durable and […]
Gold has long been seen as the top safe-haven investment. Platinum, however, is gaining attention for its growing role in the global energy transition. Once used mainly in catalytic converters and jewelry, platinum is now essential for hydrogen technologies, advanced manufacturing, and other clean-energy applications. More industries now rely on platinum, supporting its long-term outlook […]
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After several years of scrutiny, the voluntary carbon market (VCM) is showing signs of renewed strength. According to the latest H1 2026 report from AlliedOffsets, carbon credit retirements reached their strongest January-to-May performance on record. The numbers are notable because they come during a period of lower credit supply. In the first half of 2026, […]
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has made a big move after years of debate on the meaning of “net zero.” They are working to create a single global net-zero framework. This week, ISO launched a public consultation on ISO 14060, the world’s first international standard designed specifically for net-zero-aligned organizations. The standard aims to […]
BYD is making major moves across the global clean energy market. The Chinese company is speeding up its expansion into Europe and also helping to build the largest battery storage facility in the Americas. These developments occur when BYD’s stock has faced pressure from slowing profit growth, intense competition in China’s electric vehicle (EV) market, […]
Artificial intelligence is causing a huge rise in computing demand. Today’s AI models already use a lot of electricity. The next generation of AI agents could need 10,000 to 40,000 times more computing power for each task than today’s chatbots, according to a new report from Wood Mackenzie. This rapid growth is stressing power grids […]
Climate action starts with measurement. Before companies can reduce greenhouse gas emissions, achieve net-zero goals, or show sustainability progress to investors, they first need to understand where their emissions come from and how much they produce. This process is known as carbon accounting. Once seen as a niche sustainability activity, carbon accounting has become a […]