The transition to a carbon-neutral society is not only an urgent challenge but also an opportunity to build a safer future. The European Union has set itself, through the Paris Agreement and the European Green Deal, (more…)

The European Union has set itself the ambitious goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2050. To achieve this transition, especially in sectors that require significant reductions in emissions, it supports and finances a programme Horizon Europe the field of so-called industrial carbon management (more…)

Climate change and biodiversity loss are two of the biggest, yet deeply interconnected, crises facing our planet today. Climate change is directly accelerating the loss of natural habitats and wildlife. (more…)

The climate investment world often favors tech giants like sleek towers for directly capturing carbon from the air, giant warehouse-sized hydrogen electrolyzers, or hundreds of miles of carbon pipelines. These assets attract media attention. (more…)

The world is currently on the brink of disaster, facing the threat of a sixth mass extinction of species. This unprecedented biodiversity crisis is not only bringing with it the loss of animals and plants, but also a world of forests that are less resistant to disease, more often (more…)

The European Commission has published the first official price for Carbon Border Offset Mechanism (CBAM) certificates, set for the first quarter of 2026 at €75.36 per tonne of CO₂. This milestone represents an extremely important (more…)

UNEP FI tool Climate Pathways Navigator enables financial institutions to align their portfolios with climate science. By providing detailed sector analysis and insights into trade-offs between sectors, this tool enables institutions to: (more…)

Transition from the original Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) standard from 2011 to its revised version, whose final publication is scheduled for March 2026, represents a fundamental breakthrough in corporate greenhouse gas reporting methodology. (more…)

This document serves as a professional methodological framework for implementing a new multi-statement model for corporate greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting. As architects of ESG reporting, we must move from (more…)

Climate change is no longer just a distant environmental issue of melting glaciers, but is increasingly emerging as a direct threat to public health, living standards and the psychological well-being of people around the world. Many young people (more…)

The European Union's Deforestation-Free Regulation (EUDR) brings fundamental changes for businesses operating in the European market. The aim of this regulation is to ensure that relevant commodities and products derived from them placed on the EU market (more…)

The year 2025 went down in history as the most destructive forest fire season in the European Union. Satellite analyses from the European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS), which has been managed for a long time by the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the European Commission, (more…)

Achieving the package's objectives Fit for 55 – reducing emissions by 55 % by 2030 and achieving net zero by 2050 – represents not only a technological challenge, but above all a profound structural imperative for the European labour market. Our modelling shows that (more…)

The public and many policymakers often believe that the catastrophic consequences of climate change will only occur with extreme global warming of 3°C or even 4°C. However, a groundbreaking new study refutes this assumption. It shows that even with so-called „moderate“ (more…)

The question of how many people our planet can actually support has long resonated in the fields of ecology and demography. The latest scientific analyses historical demographic data comes with a serious finding (more…)

In today's investment environment, precise terminology is becoming a strategic imperative. We often see the terms sustainability, social responsibility, and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) merging. (more…)

The European Union is entering a crucial phase of its decarbonisation strategy and energy transition in 2026. The Union faces a huge challenge: to maintain its leadership in the fight against climate change while (more…)

It entered into force in January 2025 Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR), which forms the legislative „backbone“ of the transition to a circular economy in the EU. However, for successful implementation it is critical to distinguish between the legislative „"WHAT"“ (more…)

Transport is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union and has made little overall progress in reducing them sustainably in recent decades. While public and political attention is focused mainly on the electrification of vehicles themselves (more…)

Europe is warming about twice as fast as the global average. In 2024, the five-year average temperature in Europe reached 2.4°C above pre-industrial levels. Climate change is no longer just an abstract threat (more…)