Sustainability

Volvo Cars adjusts electrification ambitions

With five fully electric cars (EVs) already on the market and another five models in development, full electrification remains a key pillar of Volvo Cars’ product strategy. Its long-term aim remains to become a fully e...

Yellow Door Energy strengthens market leadership with 19 new solar power...

Yellow Door Energy, a leading sustainable energy partner for businesses in the Middle East and Africa, successfully commissioned 14 solar power plants across the UAE, Bahrain and Oman, adding 20 megawatts-peak (MWp)...

Decarbonising urban mobility: how tech can remove the headache of regulatory...

Industries across the world are racing to cut their emissions and reach the net zero target by 2050. However, in the EU, transport remains as the only sector failing to comply as emissions still haven’t reduced since 1...

How to embed sustainability in an organisation – the implications for senior l...

The role of a leader has changed. The importance of sustainability to both employees and consumers means that leaders need to be well-versed on this topic too. Professor Matt Gitsham from Hult International Business...

Did the EU betray its green agenda with a scaled-back version of the CSDDD?

The CSDDD represented a major change in the way businesses could operate in the EU, with a focus on sustainability in a company’s operations and throughout the supply chain. But Naomi Grossman, Learning and Content M...

Taking circular action: making real change to the e-waste challenge

The narrative around sustainability and environmental responsibility has shifted from box ticking to economic and reputational value, particularly for brands that are paying attention, says Ashley du Plooy, Chief...

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