Decarbonization

A small company claims it can turn municipal waste into green fuel at a disruptive price. With a major research firm's cautious nod, all eyes are on a small Portuguese port.

Canada is expanding its Greener Homes program, promising lower bills and emissions. We dissect the plan, its economic ripple, and the challenges ahead.

BPCL's new joint venture with Shell and Tiki Tar isn't just a deal—it's a strategic move to dominate India's high-value infrastructure materials market.

For the third year, Schneider Electric is TIME's most sustainable company. We look beyond the accolade at the strategy and real-world impact driving its success.

A Finnish firm's proven electric heating tech, now backed by new funding, is set to tackle steel's massive carbon footprint, one 1700°C blast at a time.

The Port of Helsingborg's new frame agreement with Kalmar for electric reachstackers is more than a deal—it's a model for decarbonizing global trade hubs.

Beyond buzzwords, Essex Property Trust's new report shows a strategy of concrete action, from electrifying buildings to boosting its workforce culture.

On July 23, PG&E faces investors, but 16 million Californians will be listening. The Q2 call is a crucial test of its financial health and safety promises.

A century-old, employee-owned company invests nearly $800 million to secure jobs and slash emissions, revealing a blueprint for American industrial renewal.

Canada injects over $19.4M into 13 Alberta projects, aiming to boost industrial efficiency, grid reliability, and clean energy tech for global markets.

Australia, Canada, and the UK are forging a new energy alliance. But is their plan to electrify the globe a genuine climate solution or a geopolitical power play?

Pirate Gold's massive copper-gold find is more than a discovery; it's a regional catalyst rewriting Newfoundland's resource map for the energy transition.

MN8 Energy’s award-winning deal isn’t just a trophy; it’s a sophisticated financial blueprint poised to reshape how we fund the green energy transition.

For the second year, AI-for-good firm Blackbaud makes Newsweek's greenest list. We explore the rigorous data, company culture, and responsible AI behind the win.

A new hybrid crane in Canada cuts fuel use by 60%, revealing a pragmatic, cost-effective strategy for decarbonizing global trade without massive new spending.

Koppers reports historic safety and emissions lows in its 2025 CSR, but the real story is its refreshed 2030 strategy—a plan for resilience and value.

A new contract goes beyond equipment, revealing a strategic blueprint for Angola's energy sector, local growth, and the future of ultra-deepwater operations.

Shenzhen Kehua's new 1.6MW-capable charging systems and integrated solar-storage solutions aim to tackle the EV industry's biggest hurdle: a strained power grid.

KBR appoints seasoned leaders for its $5B+ Mission Technology Solutions spin-off, creating a new force in space and defense while sharpening its own focus on sustainability.

Federal funding to be announced in Innisfail aims to spur job creation, cut emissions, and cement Alberta's role as a leader in energy innovation.