EPISODE · May 15, 2025 · 19 MIN
EU Car CO2 without changes丨25EP08
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#ESGWeeklyPulse is your streamlined ESG intelligence hub, delivering the most consequential global developments to professionals in just 15 minutes weekly. Each episode distills 20+ high-impact updates across three strategic lenses. [Timeline] ��Roadmap to fully end EU dependency on Russian energy (Source: EU) ��CO2 emissions in cars: Council adopts position on Commission’s proposal without changes (Source: EU) ��ECB Warns EU Against Removing 80% of Companies from Mandatory Sustainability Reporting (Source: ECB) ��New York State's FY1 budget introduces a $2.6 billion climate plan to reduce emissions and create green jobs (Source: New York State) ��Mandatory Solar Panels on New Homes by 2027: What This Means for UK Homeowners (Source: Eco Watch) ��German against Supply chain due diligence(Source: Euractiv) ��Spanish PM champions renewable energy post-blackout (Source: Brussel Signal) ��Brazil Proposes UN-Backed Global Climate Action Council (Source: Universal Institutions) ��The Macao Carbon Institute signed a special cooperation agreement with the Guangzhou Electric Power Trading Center on green power certificates (Source: SZGFA) �️CDP Sets Sights on Impact: Organizational Changes to Accelerate Decision-Useful Disclosure (Source: CDP) �ICE Launches Physical Climate Risk Assessment Solution for Corporate, Sovereign Asset Classes (Source: ICE) ��Nissan Cancels LFP Battery Factory Plans for Japan (Source: Battery News) ️Air New Zealand Sets New 2030 Climate Goals After Dropping out of SBTi (Source: Air New Zealand) �L'Oréal Launches €100 Million Sustainable Innovation Accelerator (Source: L'Oréal) �Aligned Climate Capital has closed a $24 billion solar fund raising, making it the largest solar fund to date (Source: Aligned Climate) �️Google Signs Deals to Eliminate Super-Potent GHG Emissions (Source: Google) �Kassø e-methanol facility officially inaugurated (Source: Lego) �Ørsted to discontinue the Hornsea 4 offshore wind project in its current form (Source: Ørsted) ️Trump’s Actions on Clean Energy Already Cost or Threatened 62,000 Jobs, With Nearly 400,000 at Risk (Source: Climate Power) �This April was world’s second-hottest on record, EU scientists say (Source: Politico E&E news) ️KPMG: Energy Transition Investment Outlook and Energy Industry Insights (Source: KPMG) [About me] Sustainability worker
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