Carbon dioxide removals: On your marks, get set, emit?
In the aftermath of the COP28, experts re-examine the role of carbon removal technologies to help us reach carbon neutrality
Accounting
Why we urgently need to reform investor compensation rules to ‘transition away’ from fossil fuels
Anatole Boute, professor at the Chinese University Hong Kong specialising in Energy Law argues that current investor compensation rules do not yet accurately value the cost of the energy transition
Can investment decisions and net zero strategies live in separate silos?
Net zero heavyweights discussed the flaws in the sector's current approach to risk assessment during a panel discussion in London
Corporates hit by wave of new sustainability reporting rules: ‘It is a leap’
Senior figures at PwC told an industry conference corporates are rushing to adapt to a range of incoming sustainability reporting standards
Panel: Understanding compliance should take priority over amassing net zero data
Corporates should get a proper understanding of reporting requirements before they spend money on expensive data sets, industry insiders agreed
Carbon Tracker: companies ‘still flying blind’ on net-zero
Carbon-intensive companies appear to have made little progress in disclosing the effects of net-zero targets in their financial statements.
Are tax breaks the way to net zero?
Carbon taxation is nothing new and companies in many countries are aware of the price they may have to pay for emissions. Now, the reverse – rewarding