L’Oréal Partners With Dioxycle To Turn Captured Carbon Into Sustainable Packaging Materials
L’Oréal signs a multi-year partnership with Dioxycle to convert captured CO₂ emissions into ethylene for polyethylene packaging. Carbon electrolysis technology could reduce Scope 3 emissions tied to petrochemical based plastics in global beauty supply chains. The collaboration introduces a scalable alternative to fossil derived packaging materials while maintaining virgin quality performance. L’Oréal Groupe has entered […]
Schroders Greencoat Launches Green Digital Infrastructure Platform With 36MW Irish Data Centre Project
Schroders Greencoat launches a new green digital infrastructure platform to finance energy parks and renewable powered data centres. First investment targets a brownfield site in Drogheda, Ireland with planning consent for a 36MW data centre. Initiative aligns with Ireland’s Large Energy-Users Action Plan, linking AI-driven digital growth with renewable energy and grid stability. Schroders Greencoat […]
Lloyd’s in Talks With U.S. Over Gulf Shipping Insurance Plan
Lloyd’s market is working with the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation on political risk insurance and guarantees to stabilize maritime trade in the Gulf. Roughly 1,000 vessels with an estimated $25 billion in hull value remain in Gulf waters, about half of them oil and gas tankers. Escalating regional conflict has pushed London’s marine insurance […]
EBRD Targets $162 Billion In Green Finance By 2030 Under New Transition Strategy
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will scale cumulative green financing to at least €150 billion ($162 billion) by 2030 under its new strategy. At least 50% of the Bank’s annual business volume will be directed toward green investments across energy, industry, agrifood, transport, urban and financial systems. The plan strengthens climate mitigation, resilience […]
MAS Sets Climate Transition Risk Rules for Banks, Insurers and Asset Managers
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has issued new supervisory guidelines requiring financial institutions to integrate climate transition planning into risk management frameworks. Banks, insurers and asset managers must assess both physical and transition climate risks and engage clients on decarbonisation pathways. The rules take effect in September 2027 after an 18-month transition period, reinforcing Singapore’s […]
