Economic Expansion Outpaces Climate Progress: The Carbon Conundrum Since Paris
The Growth Paradox: How Prosperity Is Undermining Climate Goals New analysis covering the first nine years of the Paris Agreement…
Category: Sustainability
Global Shipping Emissions Vote Faces US Opposition as IMO Considers Carbon Pricing Framework
Member states of the International Maritime Organization are set to decide on a groundbreaking global carbon pricing system for shipping emissions. The vote comes amid strong opposition from the United States, which has threatened sanctions against supporting nations.
Historic Shipping Emissions Vote Proceeds Despite US Opposition
Member states of the International Maritime Organization will decide Friday whether to adopt a comprehensive plan to cut carbon emissions from global shipping, according to reports from London. The vote comes despite significant opposition from the United States, which has threatened sanctions against countries supporting the measure.
Malmesbury solar plant to be doubled to 10 MW as companies sign up for green electricity
South Africa’s Corporate Solar Boom Accelerates With Malmesbury Expansion Major Capacity Doubling Underway The renewable energy landscape in South Africa…
Infineon inks two PPAs with PNE AG and Statkraft to power German operations
Infineon Accelerates Green Transition with Major European Renewable Energy Contracts Strategic Power Partnerships Advance Semiconductor Giant’s Sustainability Goals German semiconductor…
The Plug-in Hybrid Deception: How Regulatory Gaps and Engineering Realities Undermine Climate Claims
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles have long been marketed as the ideal transitional technology for environmentally conscious drivers—offering electric vehicle benefits…
TSMC Reports Record $15 Billion Quarterly Profit as AI Demand Surges
TSMC has announced a record $15 billion net profit for the third quarter, representing a nearly 40% surge year-over-year. The world’s largest semiconductor manufacturer is benefiting from unprecedented artificial intelligence demand and strategic global expansion efforts.
Record Quarterly Performance Exceeds Expectations
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturer, has reported a nearly 40% surge in net profit for the July-September quarter, according to reports released Thursday. The company reportedly achieved a record 452.3 billion New Taiwan dollars ($15 billion) in net profit, significantly exceeding analysts’ forecasts.
South Africa’s $5.8B Coega Green Ammonia Project Advances With European Backing
The Coega green ammonia project in South Africa’s Eastern Cape has received significant European Union endorsement as it progresses through development phases. The $5.8 billion facility aims to produce over one-million tonnes annually of green ammonia for export markets while creating more than 20,000 jobs.
Major Green Ammonia Project Advances in South Africa
A massive $5.8 billion green ammonia project in South Africa has received high-level international endorsement and is progressing toward a 2027 construction start, according to project developers. The Coega green ammonia project, located in the Coega Special Economic Zone alongside the Port of Ngqura in Gqeberha, represents one of Africa’s most ambitious renewable energy initiatives.