Governments and corporations joining forces to shape sustainable solutions

Collaboration is the very cornerstone of our journey, embracing knowledge sharing, resource pooling, cross-sector engagement, global cooperation and a long-term vision. It’s clear that climate change and environmental issues are affecting the world and to address these challenges, we need to unite experts from various backgrounds and regions. In the expansive ESG landscape, I firmly believe that collaboration isn’t a choice but a necessity and climate change, social responsibility and environmental protection require a united front. - Prachurjya Bharaly, Associate Director, Investment Banking

G20 leaders launch GBA to promote sustainable biofuels for a greener future. The launch is a global effort to combat climate change and transition to a sustainable energy future.

By using eco-friendly biofuels, the two companies would help to create a more sustainable future for shipping and the planet. They will partner to ship 20K containers using green biofuels, reducing emissions by 44,600 metric tons of CO2e.

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The US, Peru, and NGOs finalise debt-for-nature swap, reducing Peru's debt by $20m over 13 years. The swap will support forest conservation, resource management, and sustainable livelihoods.

The partnership offers climate change risk advisory services, combining Zurich's physical risk assessment with KPMG's transition risk expertise. The offering would initially be available in Switzerland, with plans to expand to other markets.

Singapore is set to expand its pilot project to extract CO2 from seawater, boosting the ocean's capacity to absorb carbon emissions. PUB aims to get funding for a 10-ton demonstration plant by the year-end and explore further expansion.

ACMI secures significant financial support to mobilise climate finance for Africa, including $450m pledge from the UAE to purchase carbon credits.

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