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Is this breakthrough moment for carbon capture and storage?

After decades of stop-start development, the technology looks like it is ready for lift-off as a key enabler for a low-carbon economy. But there are plenty of hurdles remaining, reports Mike Scott
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  • Policy Watch: Substance on climate action in short supply despite entreaties of UN Secretary-General

    Angeli Mehta, (Mar 30, 2021)

    In her monthly roundup of policy developments around the world, Angeli Mehta finds only chequered progress on the net-zero agenda

  • Asset managers need to look within when it comes to responsible investment

    Peter Uhlenbruch, (Mar 23, 2021)

    Comment: Peter Uhlenbruch of ShareAction warns that internal processes around training and financial incentives will need to be radically reformed if the industry is to meet the demands of the new EU sustainable finance disclosure regulation

  • The global race to drive down transport emissions

    Terry Slavin, (Mar 17, 2021)

    The spring issue of The Ethical Corporation magazine looks at progress on tackling the most intransigent source of CO2 emissions as the world gets back to business usual post Covid 19

  • Indonesian rush to biodiesel raises fears about spike in deforestation risk

    Terry Slavin, (Mar 17, 2021)

    Environmentalists fear more tropical forest could be cleared to expand palm oil plantations as state oil company announces roll out of green diesel for road and aviation fuels. Terry Slavin reports

  • Quest for sustainable aviation fuels get boost from pandemic

    Catherine Early, (Mar 16, 2021)

    With passenger numbers set to more than double by 2050, the aviation industry and policymakers are urgently seeking solutions to decarbonise air travel. Catherine Early reports on progress

  • Will green hydrogen fulfil high hopes for trucking and shipping emissions?

    Angeli Mehta, (Mar 16, 2021)

    While there's debate over whether the technology stacks up against batteries for long-distance trucking, the case in maritime usage seems more clear-cut. Angeli Mehta reports

  • From cul-de-sac to second life for redundant car batteries

    Caroline Palmer, (Mar 16, 2021)

    Caroline Palmer reports on a plethora of initiatives seeking to make use of the millions of EV batteries that are due to come offline for their valuable metals and energy storage potential

  • Can Chile avoid resource curse from lithium?

    Caroline Palmer, (Mar 16, 2021)

    Caroline Palmer reports on how the country with the world's biggest reserves is seeking to address concerns about the critical metal’s environmental and social impacts from indigenous and green groups – and car companies like VW and BMW, which are mainly sourcing from Australia

  • UK firms lend heft to getting electric vehicle revolution on the road

    Mike Scott, (Mar 12, 2021)

    Centrica, BT, Royal Mail and DPD are among a Climate Group-convened coalition of fleet operators that is supporting the UK’s transition to EV by 2030. Mike Scott reports

  • Biden’s EV plan puts charge through U.S. auto industry

    Diana Rojas, (Mar 12, 2021)

    Diana Rojas reports on how lack of charging infrastructure and labour concerns will be key challenges as the new administration seeks to cut transport emissions

  • Rethinking the commute to work post Covid-19

    Mark Hillsdon, (Mar 12, 2021)

    From e-scooters to smart roads, city planners are innovating to try to keep CO2 emissions from soaring again as they emerge from lockdown. Mark Hillsdon reports

  • Good for General Motors, but is an electric Hummer good for the planet?

    Terry Slavin, (Feb 23, 2021)

    Reuters Events Sustainable Business's editor in chief Terry Slavin picks out some of the highlights of the free-to-download February issue of The Sustainable Business Review

  • GM comes from behind to vie for pole position in electric vehicle race

    Terry Slavin and David Lubin, (Feb 22, 2021)

    In the second of our year-long series examining the decarbonisation efforts of the world’s top 250 greenhouse gas emitters, Review editor Terry Slavin and David Lubin of Signal Climate Analytics peer under the hood of America’s biggest car maker

  • ANALYSIS: How far apart are Shell and ExxonMobil on climate?

    Terry Slavin, (Feb 21, 2021)

    Terry Slavin says the latest climate plans from the two oil and gas majors look miles apart, with Shell detailing its plans for net-zero and ExxonMobil taking its first green steps, but underlying both is a strong commitment to fossil fuels

  • Seeking take-off with 1,000 clean tech solutions to fuel the globe

    Oliver Balch, (Feb 21, 2021)

    Oliver Balch talks to Swiss aviator Bertrand Piccard of the Solar Impulse Foundation about his latest venture to promote cutting-edge ideas from the world’s smartest eco-innovators

  • New dawn for America – and for Reuters Events Sustainable Business

    Terry Slavin, (Jan 28, 2021)

    The return of the US to global climate leadership is the lead story in our new publication, The Sustainable Business Review. As well as analysis of developments in policy, corporates and investors, we interview WEF's Dominic Waughray, provide takeaways from Reuters Next, and launch a year-long partnership with Signal Climate Analytics looking at the world's 250 biggest GHG emitters

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