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Financial sustainability for industries and companies will increasingly depend on their ability to successfully navigate emerging regulatory and market regimes targeted at incentivizing the net zero transition. In this World Economic Forum column, learn why success depends on companies’ ability to effectively report their product-embedded emissions through accurate, transparent and comparable GHG emissions data.

California Dairies, Inc. (CDI) announced the company has implemented three state-of-the-art decarbonization technologies designed to increase energy efficiency and reduce emissions.

E Ink announced the company’s science-based GHG emissions reduction targets were validated and approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for its near-term, long-term, and net-zero targets.

The Timken Company, a global company in engineered bearings and industrial motion products, achieved a decrease of nearly 25% in emissions at the end of 2022 from its 2018 baseline.

With over 72% of executives reporting that their organization is under pressure to set carbon reduction goals, less than half have taken the earliest steps toward decarbonization. Read the survey report released by Ameresco to explore the findings and learn about overcoming key barriers to implementation.

Arkema will implement a new, patented purification technology at its production site in Carling, France by 2026 to improve the site’s operational efficiency and environmental footprint.

EasyJet and partner Rolls-Royce marked another step in the research process to deploy hydrogen as an aviation fuel.

Xcel Energy announced that the natural gas and electric company received a grant of up to $70 million from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to partially fund two long-duration energy storage systems in Minnesota and Colorado.