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SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 10 September 2026

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With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability Brief – a regular round-up…

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Global investment in clean technologies was 17% lower in the first half of 2026 than it was last year, returning to roughly in line with 2024 levels, according to the latest Clean Investment Monitor update from Rhodium Group.
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Global investment in clean technologies fell 17% in the first half of this year

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Global investment in clean technologies was 17% lower in the first half of 2026 than it was last year, returning…

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Some 91% of electric vehicle drivers across North America and Europe would take a detour to reach a charging station recommended by another driver, new research from Driivz has found.
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Nine in 10 EV drivers would detour to reach a recommended charging location

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Some 91% of electric vehicle drivers across North America and Europe would take a detour to reach a charging station…

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ENGIE has said that recent growth in its European BESS portfolio has taken its global storage capacity to 10.7GW, in both operation and under construction.
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ENGIE exceeds 10GW of BESS storage capacity globally

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ENGIE has said that recent growth in its European BESS portfolio has taken its global storage capacity to 10.7GW, either…

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August 2026 saw global average surface air temperatures hit 16.96°C, making in the joint-hottest month on record, according to new data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S).
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August 2026 was the joint-hottest month on record, says Copernicus

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August 2026 saw global average surface air temperatures hit 16.96°C, making it the joint-hottest month on record, according to new…

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SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 9 September 2026

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With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability Brief – a regular round-up…

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Businesses are increasingly turning to sustainability data to inform decisions on costs, risk, procurement, supply chains and investment, a new report by Capgemini, in association with Sweep, has found.
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Sustainability increasingly informing business decisions, Capgemini study finds

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Businesses are increasingly turning to sustainability data to inform decisions on costs, risk, procurement, supply chains and investment, a new…

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While airports around the world are stepping up their adoption of electric ground support equipment (eGSE), infrastructure challenges, such as a lack of charging networks, create potential obstacles, a new report from Enatel has suggested.
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Airports facing infrastructure challenges amid growth of electric ground support equipment

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While airports around the world are stepping up their adoption of electric ground support equipment (eGSE), infrastructure challenges, such as…

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A global coalition of countries adopting carbon pricing across four major industrial sectors – iron, steel, aluminium, cement and fertilisers – could reduce emissions by around 1.5% while also generating close to $200 billion in annual public revenue, a study has suggested.
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A ‘climate coalition’ in key industrial sectors could reap environmental and financial benefits

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A global coalition of countries adopting carbon pricing across four major industrial sectors – iron, steel, aluminium, cement and fertilisers – could…

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Over three quarters (76%) of business leaders in Ireland believe that the government's forthcoming Budget 2027 should introduce 'radical supports' to help businesses manage energy costs, new research commissioned by Techies Go Green has found.
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Irish business leaders call for support in managing energy costs

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Over three quarters (76%) of business leaders in Ireland believe that the government’s forthcoming Budget 2027 should introduce ‘radical supports’…

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