decarbonisation
Coverage of decarbonisation in the Nexus archive.
- LIVE NOW! Powering Europe’s competitiveness: delivering clean energy and infrastructure for growth [Advocacy Lab]
Europe faces an economic challenge to strengthen competitiveness and industrial resilience while pursuing decarbonisation. Policymakers are implementing the EU’s competitiveness agenda, including the Competitiveness Compass, Clean Industrial Deal, and the evolving 'Made in Europe' agenda.
- Beyond Fossil Thinking: Electrifying Our Future Resilience
Sappi emphasizes transitioning to a low-carbon economy through practical, scalable interventions focused on operational efficiency and fuel switching to enhance environmental performance and business resilience.
- Energy shocks push Italian businesses to decarbonise
Energy shocks are prompting Italian businesses to accelerate decarbonization efforts to improve efficiency and maintain competitiveness. Companies are focusing on reducing emissions as a strategic move to enhance operational efficiency and market position.
- How Chinese green tech and investment are reshaping the Central Asian landscape
Central Asia is increasingly aligning with China as geopolitical tensions grow, with Kazakhstan adopting Chinese green technology to combat desertification, restore ecosystems, and reduce industrial carbon emissions. Construction on a project in Kazakhstan’s Karaganda region highlights this shift.
- BHP admits to stalled emissions reductions as WA premier says miners have ‘moral obligation’ to decarbonise
BHP has delayed its emissions reduction efforts, with a senior executive unable to provide a timeline for replacing diesel trucks. Western Australia's premier emphasized that miners have a 'moral obligation' to decarbonize, as leaked documents reveal stalled progress that could jeopardize Australia's national emissions targets.
- BHP defies its own climate strategy to spend hundreds of millions on polluting diesel trucks in Pilbara
BHP continues to invest hundreds of millions in diesel trucks in the Pilbara despite internal documents acknowledging the move increases emissions and conflicts with its decarbonisation goals. The company cites technological limitations for not adopting battery-electric trucks, but experts suggest reliance on federal fuel tax credits is a key factor.