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Amazon Unveils Carbon Credit Investment Service: A Game Changer for Corporate Sustainability

Amazon has taken another major move in addressing climate change by launching a new carbon credit service on its Sustainability Exchange platform. This initiative helps businesses invest in quality carbon credits. It supports nature-based projects and advanced carbon removal technologies. Amazon aims to enhance transparency, credibility, and corporate participation in voluntary carbon markets by offering […]

Westinghouse Expands Nuclear Power to Fuel Canada’s Clean Energy Future

Nuclear energy removes 528 million metric tons of carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere each year. That’s like taking 111 million cars off the road. Westinghouse is on a big mission to provide nuclear technology, products, and services worldwide. The company is committed to building a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable future while strengthening Canada’s nuclear […]

SBTi’s Version 2.0 Standard Pushes Companies to Net Zero: What Are the Key Updates?

The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has released a draft update of its Corporate Net-Zero Standard. This framework helps companies set and reach science-based emissions reduction targets. The 132-page document, Corporate Net-Zero Standard Version 2.0, shares important updates. These changes focus on flexibility, accountability, and aligning corporate actions with global temperature goals. The draft is […]

BYD’s 5-Minute EV Charging: A New Era for Electric Cars or Just Hype?

BYD, the Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant, shocked the automotive world with its latest battery technology. The company announced a breakthrough that allows its new batteries to charge in just 5 minutes, adding 400 kilometers (249 miles) of driving range. This could solve one of the biggest problems for EV owners—long charging times.  The innovation […]

U.S. Copper Crisis: Can Freeport-McMoRan Secure ‘Critical’ Status for the Energy Metal?

Copper is essential for any modern technology. It powers electrical grids and supports clean energy. It’s also used in electronics and vehicles. The U.S. relies a lot on foreign copper supplies. This raises big concerns about supply security. Recently, President Donald Trump ordered an investigation into possible tariffs on copper imports. These tariffs might help […]

Carney Scraps Carbon Tax—Can Canada Reduce Emissions Without It?

On March 14, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the end of Canada’s federal consumer carbon tax, effective April 1. This move marks a major shift in the country’s climate strategy. While the government insists it’s still committed to cutting emissions, the big question remains—how will Canada meet its climate goals without a direct tax […]

Why Geothermal is the Hot Ticket to Low-Carbon Data Centers?

Geothermal energy has great potential, but it has been underused for years. Although it’s been available for over a century, its global impact has been limited. New drilling and resource management technologies, many from the oil and gas sector, are now lowering costs and tapping into deeper reservoirs. These innovations could make geothermal a crucial […]