This week in ESG news: California to limit initial supply chain emissions reporting requirements to key categories after companies raise cost, data concerns; EcoVadis opens up supply chain sustainability networking platform to all suppliers; BlackRock, Temasek JV leads funding round…
Already, I’ve almost forgotten rain;I know I will never know that again. I move forward with the powers you gave meto live up to my name, Curiosity. This is a land without leaves, fronds, or spines.If there are plants, they…
Unlike many budding engineers, K.J. Ray Liu wasn’t inspired to enter the field by tinkering with electronics or following in the footsteps of a family member. Growing up in Taichung, Taiwan, he answered his government’s call for students to become…
It’s been a busy week for the large-scale energy storage market in Poland, with projects moved to construction and delivery by EDF Power Solutions & Eurus Energy Europe, Eiffel Investment Group & Ergy, R.Power Renewables, and EDP.
Business sustainability ratings and solutions provider EcoVadis announced the expansion of its peer-to-peer sustainable supply chain-focused platform, Community, to all procurement organizations and non-EcoVadis customers. Launched earlier this year, Community was established by EcoVadis as a platform to bring procurement…
BlackRock announced a collaboration with impact investing specialist Phenix Capital Group’s advisory arm PCG Impact, on a new offering aimed at helping institutional investors to build and manage impact portfolios that seek to generate sustainable outcomes alongside financial returns. According…
ESS Tech Inc is deploying sodium-ion BESS in the US with Juniper Energy, while CATL deploys its sodium-ion technology in Eastern Europe with Solarpro.
Two weeks after announcing its acquisition of Harmony Energy, Swiss power firm Alpiq has unveiled its first large-scale battery project in its home country.
Qingfeng Yuan, CTO of Ampace, explains how semi-solid state cell chemistry and high-frequency cycling validation are addressing the artificial intelligence infrastructure sector’s zero-tolerance requirements for safety and reliability.
In this news roundup, Grenergy, MaxSolar and Saft, and Amarenco have made significant advancements on BESS projects in Spain, Germany, and France.