Ahead of COP30, the International Transition Plan Network (ITPN) released two new reports designed to help governments, financial institutions, and companies strengthen transition planning and mobilise finance. Developed through engagement with more than 40 public sector organisations across around 25 jurisdictions, these publications offer timely insights for policymakers and the private sector.
As Europe enters a decisive decade for sustainable investing, this article reveals how resilience, nature-positive strategies, and smart capital allocation are turning climate and biodiversity risk into powerful opportunities.
A reflection of how COP30 underscores the importance of uniting with Indigenous peoples to drive meaningful climate solutions.
For many companies, Forest, Land and Agriculture (FLAG) emissions from land use change and agricultural production are their largest supply chain emissions. Addressing these emissions has the potential to result in major reductions, to deliver on global goals. Most importantly, the FLAG sector can be a key part of the solution to climate change, contributing to both climate mitigation and adaptation. Proforest looks at a threefold approach, focusing on sectoral transformation, a just and nature positive transition, and an efficient use of resources.
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A global community focused on the urgent delivery of our 2030 climate goals.
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Over 150 U.S. businesses are urging world leaders ahead of COP 30 to double global energy efficiency by 2030, calling it the fastest, most cost-effective way to cut emissions and lower costs.
Discover how shifting from chasing “unicorn” start-ups to building interconnected ecosystems can unlock real, lasting solutions to the climate crisis.
The race to renewables is building momentum and the private sector is emerging as a driving force in accelerating deployment worldwide
Climate Week NYC 2025 marked a shift from commitments to execution, with investors and policymakers focused on scaling climate finance, resilience, and just transition ahead of COP30.
As the world prepares for COP30 in Belém, Brazil, the spotlight is shifting to adaptation, a key focus of 2025 as nations confront the escalating impacts of climate change.
As Climate Week unfolds in New York, global finance is shifting from debating climate risk to rapidly mobilizing capital for resilience, transition, and long-term growth.
As New York Climate Week 2025 approaches, global finance faces a defining moment: turn climate risks into opportunities by accelerating capital toward resilience, adaptation, and a just transition worldwide.
Africa Climate Summit 2 is rallying global leaders to advance climate resilience, just energy transitions, and financing, positioning Africa as a powerhouse of global climate solutions and innovation.
Decarbonizing cities requires bold innovation — and as seen at 2025’s London Climate Week, many of the solutions we need are already here. Now the challenge is to implement them at scale.
Unprecedented wildfires are burning across the globe, releasing emissions equal to entire nations. With extreme fires projected to rise by up to 14% by 2030, COP30 in Belém, at the edge of the Amazon, marks a critical moment to turn crisis into climate action.
North America is channeling capital into clean energy, resilient infrastructure, and community-focused initiatives—showing how smart investment can drive both sustainability and economic growth.
Scientists have created a transformative new bee superfood from genetically modified yeast that can uplift declining bee populations and protect global food security.
North American investors are turning climate risk into opportunity by driving resilient, sustainable, and inclusive growth in finance.
The most widely used and globally recognised framework for measuring emissions, the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, is considering a move towards hourly matching. But some parties are pushing back — Good Energy proves their concerns do not stand up.