Global biofuel consumption is set to rise by 30% this year, and could increase by as much as 70% by 2030, as demand increases amid rising oil costs, Transport & Environment (T&E) has said.

Global demand for biofuels set to rise sharply as decade progresses

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Global biofuel consumption is set to rise by 30% this year, and could increase by as much as 70% by…

How agentic AI lets sustainability teams stop counting carbon and start cutting it

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Op-ed by Oskar Klingberg, co-founder, Bardo. Every chief sustainability officer I meet has a target. A net-zero date, a science-based…

A new study published in the Nature journal suggests that financial markets are largely blind to the potential economic costs of biodiversity loss, which could have significant consequences for sovereign debt markets.

Biodiversity loss could trigger sovereign debt crises, economists warn

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A new study published in the Nature journal suggests that financial markets are largely blind to the potential economic costs…

Coastal flooding, exacerbated by climate change, is set to place increased pressure on Europe’s transport infrastructure, with annual damage potentially reaching as high as €1.5 billion, a new study published in Nature Climate Change has found.

Coastal flooding could cost Europe’s transport sector up to €1.5 billion annually

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Coastal flooding, exacerbated by climate change, is set to place increased pressure on Europe’s transport infrastructure, with annual damage potentially…

A continued dependancy on fossil fuels means "continuing to import inflation and economic instability, while exporting energy security, sovereignty and policy autonomy", UN climate chief Simon Stiell has told the opening of the UN June Climate Meetings (SB64) in Bonn, Germany.

Continuing to support fossil fuels will bring inflation and economic instability, says Stiell

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A continued dependancy on fossil fuels means “continuing to import inflation and economic instability, while exporting energy security, sovereignty and…

Pictured at the launch of the Flogas Sustainability Report 2026 in Dublin (L-R): Lisa Corrigan, marketing director at Flogas; John Rooney, managing director at Flogas; Ken O’Byrne, commercial director at Flogas; Mary Rossiter, and marketing manager at Flogas. Photographed by Chris Bellew, Fennell Photography.

Ireland’s SMEs set to play a key role in driving the energy transition: Flogas

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Irish small- and medium-sized enterprises are set to play a significant role in furthering the country’s energy transition, a new…

Abu Dhabi has set the target of achieving a 75% reduction in emissions from its power sector by 2035, while also increasing the share of electricity generation from clean and renewable sources to 60%.

Abu Dhabi targets 75% cut in emissions from power sector by 2035

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Abu Dhabi has set the target of achieving a 75% reduction in emissions from its power sector by 2035, while…

The director general of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), Willie Walsh, has said that while airlines have sent "unambiguous demand signals" for SAF, the gap between demand and supply is widening.

Sustainable aviation fuel market under pressure, says IATA chief

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The director general of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), Willie Walsh, has said that while airlines have sent “unambiguous…

While artificial intelligence is set to play an increasingly important role in sustainability reporting and regulatory compliance, human judgement will remain critical when it comes to interpreting data and driving meaningful action, according to a panel discussion at the Reuters Events Sustainability Data & Reporting Europe 2026 in London.

AI set to transform sustainability reporting, but human expertise remains critical

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While artificial intelligence is set to play an increasingly important role in sustainability reporting and regulatory compliance, human judgement will…

Wojciech Szewczak, associate director – head of strategy and advisory at AESG, explores how the International Sustainability Standards Board’s (ISSB) standards of IFRS S1 and S2 are reshaping sustainability disclosure, climate risk governance, and investor expectations, and what this means for organisations across the globe.

Why IFRS S1 and S2 matter, and what it means for businesses

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Wojciech Szewczak, head of strategy and advisory, and Sarthak Ganpule, senior consultant, AESG, explore how the International Sustainability Standards Board’s…