The science is clear – the Earth is warming at a rapid pace that is creating unprecedented risks to our health, safety, and future prosperity. Limiting global warming to avoid the catastrophic effects of climate change requires immediate and ongoing accelerated action by all sectors of society.

President Trump formally communicates the intention of the United States to withdraw from the Paris Agreement, the 2015 landmark agreement in which over 197 nations committed to take climate action and limit climate change.

Today, following a wave of social protests and unrest, the Chilean President has announced the cancelation of COP25, which Chile was due to host in December of this year.

Maxson Lewis, Managing Director of Magenta Power explores the deployment of clean-powered electric mobility in India.

Consensus statement raises the bar for corporate leadership on climate change

Atul Mudaliar and Falgun Patel explore the transition to electric mobility in India. Originally published in the September 2019 edition of Energetica India.

Ahead of Climate Week NYC, Helen Clarkson, CEO of The Climate Group, highlights the scale of the climate risks faced by businesses and the steps they need to take over the next decade.

The UK has today been announced as the host for next year’s major United Nations (UN) climate change conference, COP26.

Mary Curtiss, Global Head of Energy and Sustainability, Corporate Real Estate and Workplace Services, HP, Inc. shares how the company is going further and faster on clean energy solutions and urging other forward-thinking companies to follow its lead.

London: The world’s leading energy-smart companies have already saved over 520 million MTCO2e, the carbon equivalent of running 134 US coal-fired power plants* for a year – generating substantial business benefits, a new report reveals today.