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Lego: 52 % of the materials used to make bricks come from renewable or recycled sources
Lego Group announced that 52 % of the materials purchased for the production of Lego bricks came in 2025 from renewable or recycled sources — a significant increase from 33 % in the previous year....
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Polestar, as the first automaker, disclosed the complete carbon footprint of every vehicle
Polestar became the first car manufacturer to disclose the complete carbon footprint of every vehicle in its lineup. Today it published an LCA for its four‑door GT Polestar 5, thereby …
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The British Climate Change Committee (CCC) released an analysis in which it says that the costs of achieving net-zero are lower n...
Achieving net-zero requires approximately £4 billion of additional spending per year until 2050. For comparison — the latest energy crisis after Russia's invasion of Ukraine cost the UK £183 billion …
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According to data from the European Biogas Association (EBA), biomethane production in Europe rose in 2024 to 5.2 billion m³ (54 ...
France is the largest European producer with a production capacity of 13,861 GWh and more than 600 new projects under construction. The French model is based on smaller agricultural plants …
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The Energy Union of the Czech Republic (SEČR) expressed its view on the EU taxonomy rules in the course of consultations with the European Commission, which, according to it...
The main issues that SEČR points out are:...
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London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) launched a new product LSEG Sustainability Ratings and Data — a comprehensive set of ESG sc...
Key points are:...
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According to the state energy company EPCG, CBAM could cost Montenegro up to €191 million per year.
Electricity is the country's main export item — accounting for more than 35 % of total exports — and about 45 % of production comes from the sole coal power …
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Czech Energy Union criticizes EU taxonomy rules
The Czech Energy Union (SEČR) expressed its view on the EU taxonomy rules during consultations with the European Commission, stating that they complicate the shift away from coal and do not reflect investment reality....
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LSEG launched a new product Sustainability Ratings and Data
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) launched a new product LSEG Sustainability Ratings and Data — a comprehensive set of ESG scores and analytical tools for investors and financial institutions....
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JPMorgan: without nuclear power plants, Germany would produce 50% less electricity from fossil fuels in 2024
According to JPMorgan estimates, Germany would produce 50% less electricity from fossil fuels and 84% less electricity from natural gas in 2024 if it did not shut down its nuclear …
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The European Association of Fastener Material Distributors (EFDA) warns that CBAM could increase the price of screws and nuts by 30–50%.
Importers, according to EFDA, cannot use actual emission data and must pay based on the Commission's unrealistic default values....
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The study of the Thai central bank identified five impacts of CBAM on Thai exporters:
1) Export of CBAM products from Thailand to the EU fell by 14% compared to other Thai exports after the CBAM announcement in 2020 and by a further 24% after …
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