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Blue Yonder, a digital supply chain solutions provider, acquired Pledge Earth Technologies on May 1, 2025, to enhance its emissions reporting capabilities. Founded in 2021 in the UK, Pledge offers a cloud-based platform that automates shipment data collection and calculates emissions across air, sea, inland transport, and logistics hubs, compliant with GLEC and ISO 14083 standards. The acquisition enables Blue Yonder customers to monitor their own and their partners’ emissions, supporting Scope 3 reporting and sustainability goals. Quotes from Pledge CEO David de Picciotto and Blue Yonder’s Chief Sustainability Officer Saskia van Gendt emphasize the technology’s role in reducing carbon footprints and optimizing supply chain efficiency. The integration strengthens compliance with regulations like CSRD and SBTi, positioning Blue Yonder as a leader in sustainable supply chain management.

ING becomes the first global systemically important bank to receive SBTi validation for its financed emissions reduction targets, reaffirming its commitment to net zero as other banks pull back.

The BBC unveils its first Climate Transition Plan, committing to Net Zero by 2050. Backed by SBTi, the plan emphasizes emissions cuts, accountability, and sustainable operations across the media industry.