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Levi Strauss & Co. unveils a climate transition plan aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. The denim giant commits to major cuts in supply chain emissions, renewable energy, and water reduction.
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Tata Power partners with Keppel to launch sustainable Cooling-as-a-Service (CaaS) in India, aiming to cut energy use by 40% and carbon emissions by 50%, supporting the nation's net-zero goals.

H&M Foundation launches the latest Global Change Award to drive textile industry innovation, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. The award targets early-stage ideas and shifts to a nomination-based process.

Green hydrogen prices in India are dropping below gray hydrogen due to high natural gas costs, according to Bloomberg. Hygenco expects to reach 150 million kg annual output by 2030.
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ClientEarth has filed a legal complaint against BlackRock, accusing the firm of misleading investors by labeling funds investing in fossil fuel companies as "sustainable."

Uber has introduced an AI assistant to support drivers transitioning to electric vehicles, providing answers on EV benefits and logistics, alongside an $800 million commitment to promote sustainable transport.

Macquarie Group announces a £20 billion investment in UK infrastructure, focusing on EV charging with 650 fast-charging points and renewable energy initiatives to support economic growth.

India has surpassed 200 GW of renewable energy capacity, driven by solar and wind projects, marking a major step toward sustainability and energy security. The goal is 500 GW by 2030.

Google has partnered with Kairos Power to use small modular nuclear reactors for AI energy needs, aiming for sustainable operations and reduced carbon footprint. This marks a shift in tech energy sourcing.

Morningstar Sustainalytics has unveiled a suite of tools to support companies and investors in navigating emerging EU regulatory requirements. As part of the EU Sustainable Finance Action Plan Solutions Suite, these offerings include a Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) Aligned Data solution, an ESMA Fund Naming Rules Solution, and an enhanced EU Taxonomy solution. The CSRD, which expands mandatory sustainability reporting to over 50,000 companies, introduces comprehensive disclosures on environmental and social impacts. Sustainalytics’ CSRD tool helps companies comply with these new requirements, while aiding investors in analyzing ESG performance across portfolios. The ESMA solution addresses greenwashing concerns by supporting fund compliance with new naming rules, and the EU Taxonomy solution provides detailed data on sustainable economic activities, helping investors with regulatory reporting and green investment strategies. These tools aim to streamline compliance with EU regulations and provide greater transparency in ESG reporting.

India’s first startup accelerator focused on energy transition has been launched by Transition VC, in collaboration with T-Hub and IEEE. This initiative aims to support innovative startups working on decarbonization, electric transportation, long-duration energy storage, and clean energy solutions. The launch coincides with NITI Aayog’s upcoming national policy framework, designed to propel India towards its Net Zero ambitions. The accelerator will incubate 7-8 startups in its first phase, offering funding from Transition VC’s ₹400-crore fund, alongside mentorship, R&D, and prototyping assistance. T-Hub will act as the Innovation Execution Partner, providing resources for product development, while IEEE will contribute academic expertise and skill-building support. The program addresses the shortage of deep-tech hardware startups in India’s energy transition sector. Through this initiative, Transition VC seeks to foster an ecosystem where startups can innovate, reducing India’s dependence on fossil fuels and contributing to the nation's climate and energy goals.

A recent analysis by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) highlights a significant gender gap in green jobs, with women being underrepresented in sectors such as renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and waste management. Despite the rise in employment opportunities within these industries, men hold two-thirds of green jobs globally, leaving women disproportionately stuck in more polluting sectors. A major factor behind this disparity is the lower number of women graduating in STEM fields, which are crucial for green careers. This underrepresentation not only perpetuates the gender gap but also hampers the effectiveness of climate policies, as economies with inclusive workforces are better equipped for a green transition. While green jobs offer higher wages and narrower gender pay gaps, women continue to miss out on these benefits. To close the gap, the report calls for increased STEM education for women and addressing gender biases in recruitment and management.