“A Landmark Moment for Regenerative Agriculture”: What is SAI Platform’s Regenerating Together Programme?
Backed by more than 40 global food and agriculture companies, SAI Platform's new Regenerating Together Programme aims to move regenerative agriculture from ambition to implementation—providing a common framework, verification protocols and practical guidance to help scale adoption across global food supply chains.
Inside JLR’s Cornerstone Project: Building Circularity into the Automotive Supply Chain
JLR's newly unveiled Cornerstone concept vehicle illustrates what that transition could look like in practice.
Gridserve Shows EV Charging Infrastructure Can Deliver Both Climate Impact and Commercial Returns
Gridserve has reported 45% year-on-year revenue growth and achieved positive EBITDA for the first time, strengthening the business case for large-scale EV charging infrastructure.
LEGO Group’s Biggest Solar Project Yet Shows Renewable Energy Can Deliver More Than Decarbonisation
The LEGO Group has started construction on its largest solar park to date near its Billund headquarters, combining renewable energy generation with biodiversity restoration and community spaces. The project highlights how businesses can design climate investments that support both net-zero goals and wider environmental and social value
Finlays’ 2025 Sustainability Report Calls for Greater Industry Collaboration
Taking action today for the beverages of tomorrow, Finlays – a global supplier of tea, coffee, botanical, and fruit-based ingredients and solutions – has released its 2025 Sustainability Report.
Cheers to Flexibility : How Food and Beverage Manufacturers Profit from Stabilising the Grid
For UK manufacturers – and particularly the food and beverage sector – grid flexibility programmes offer a new revenue stream and help avoid production losses through power failures. We explore the opportunity and discuss what participation means for one major producer – Carlsberg Britvic.
“Energy Intelligence Becomes Essential”: Schneider Electric CEO Olivier Blum on Sustainable AI Data Centre Foxconn Deal
Schneider Electric and Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) are joining forces to develop next-generation AI data centre infrastructure, combining energy management, power and cooling expertise with advanced AI computing platforms to help organisations deploy AI capacity faster, more efficiently and at greater scale.
Verdantix Launches Atlas to Help Sustainability Leaders Reduce Technology Investment Risk
Verdantix has unveiled Atlas, a technology discovery and evaluation platform that combines analyst research, proprietary market data and vendor intelligence to support software and services selection across sustainability, industrial operations, risk management and built environment sectors.
Airbus, Technip Energies, Safran and Tereos Consortium Launch Major Sustainable Aviation Fuel Project
Technip Energies, Airbus, Safran and Tereos have formed a joint venture to develop one of Europe’s largest sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facilities, targeting 160,000 tonnes of annual production and supporting both aviation decarbonisation and energy security goals.
‘Real Progress is Possible’ How Polestar is Decoupling Growth from Negative Climate Impact
Polestar has reduced greenhouse gas emissions per vehicle sold by 31% since 2020 while expanding sales, entering new markets and growing its product portfolio, according to the company’s 2025 Sustainability Report.
Nestlé Reports 26% Reduction in Dairy Value Chain Emissions in First Dairy Plan Report
Nestlé has published its first Dairy Plan report, outlining progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions across its dairy value chain while supporting dairy farmers through regenerative agriculture, animal welfare improvements and business development initiatives.
McLaren Racing Uses Formula 1 Innovation to Advance Circular Manufacturing and Climate Solutions
McLaren Racing sustainability report highlights emissions reductions, circular manufacturing progress and climate-focused technology partnerships
