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Google Adds Gas + Carbon Capture to Data Center Clean Energy Portfolio

Google Adds Gas + Carbon Capture to Data Center Clean Energy Portfolio

Google, infrastructure investor I Squared Capital and its decarbonization-focused portfolio company Low Carbon Infrastructure (LCI) announced the launch of a new partnership, including an agreement to develop a large-scale natural gas power plant integrated with carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) technology in the U.S., with Google purchasing most of the power generated by the project. […]

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French Court Rules TotalEnergies Misled Consumers with Climate Claims

French Court Rules TotalEnergies Misled Consumers with Climate Claims

The Paris Judicial Court ruled against TotalEnergies in a landmark greenwashing case today, finding that claims by French energy giant about its ambitions regarding its role in the energy transition and its carbon neutrality goals were likely to mislead consumers, and ordering the company to remove a series of sustainability claims from its website. nach […]

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New Zealand Removes Small Companies from Climate Reporting Regulation

New Zealand Removes Small Companies from Climate Reporting Regulation

The government of New Zealand announced a series of changes to its climate-related disclosure (CRD) regulation, including significantly raising the reporting threshold to exempt smaller companies from the scope of the compliance requirements, and reducing liability risk for company directors. To a report by ESG today. 23.10.2025

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New Zealand Removes Small Companies from Climate Reporting Regulation

ESG bei Banken: Mehr als Green Finance

ESG im Bankalltag erlebbar zu machen, erfordert keine neuen Produkte, sondern die clevere Aufwertung des Bestehenden. Vom Girokonto zur Plattform für gelebte Werte: Strategische Mehrwertleistungen schaffen sozialen Nutzen und stärken die Kundenbindung. Nach einem Report von DER BANK BLOG. 23.10.2025

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ESG-Bilanz von KI mit Licht und Schatten

ESG-Bilanz von KI mit Licht und Schatten

Künstliche Intelligenz kann die Analyse von ESG-Aspekten verbessern. Einerseits. Andererseits wirft KI aber auch ESG-Fragen auf, vom Energieverbrauch bis hin zu sozialen Auswirkungen. Was nachhaltige Investoren von den KI-Unternehmen erwarten sollten, in die sie investieren, beschreibt Matthew Welch. Nach einem Report von e-fundresearch. 22.10.2025

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