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India's clean energy transition needs cleaner industrial supply chainsIndia's clean energy ambitions depend not just on renewable capacity but also on decarbonising industries. Cleaner supply chains, green man...- ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or Bankrupt - Part 58: The ICE veteran that quietly became an EV lightweighting storyMost auto ancillary investors think linear. Company makes Component X. EV disrupts Component X. Stock goes down. Every story does not fit t...
- Apple reports record use of recycled materials across products in 2025Apple reported that 30% of the materials used in its 2025 products came from recycled sources, its highest level so far, as part of its pus...
- ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or Bankrupt - Part 54: Will manufacturing capability help this firm move into defence space?The auto ancillary sector is being forced to answer a difficult question: When technology changes, which suppliers remain relevant and whic...
- Most corporate climate transition plans aren’t credible, study findsPolitical resistance and reliance on unproven technologies hinder progress, with many firms failing to adequately address supply chain emis...
- Why it’s so hard to track the fashion industry’s emissionsThe fashion industry, responsible for 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions, struggles to reduce its carbon footprint.
- India among the world’s first to standardise ESG disclosures; new SEBI measures to improve transparency: ESGDS’ Ramnath IyerIndia’s ESG investments have grown from $330 million in 2019 to $1.3 billion in 2023, and consumers are increasingly favouring socially con...
- Apple endorses California bill to oblige companies to report carbon footprintThe top US securities regulator is yet to publish a long-awaited rule of its own on climate-related disclosures, and California senators ar...
- For investors, green companies still hard to find with new emissions reporting rulesMajority of the major Western firms employ the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHGP) Corporate Standard for reporting emissions.
- Study says tech firms underreport their carbon footprintResearch published in the journal Nature Communications found inconsistencies in the way companies declare their carbon footprint, a measur...
- Google and other big tech firms underreport their carbon footprint, says new studyThe study said that SAP, IBM and Google are underreporting their greenhouse gas emissions.
- IT, financial services players most ESG compliant: CrisilInfosys tops the list, with a score of 79 on 100, while among the financial sector players, Kotak Mahindra Bank has a score of 75.
- Sebi comes out with disclosure requirements under Business Responsibility and Sustainability ReportThe new report -- Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR)-- will replace the existing Business Responsibility Report (BRR).
- How BRSR reporting standards are likely to look like for India IncThe new reporting is aimed at bringing greater transparency through disclosures on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)-related infor...
- India Inc increases focus on reducing carbon emission: CDPCorporates are increasing focus on setting emission reduction and renewable energy targets besides putting up an internal price on carbon a...
- 50 of world's top 500 firms worst polluters: StudyFifty of the 500 biggest listed companies in the world account for emission of 73% of 3.6 billion metric tonnes of greenhouse gases (GHG), ...
- 50 of world's top 500 firms worst polluters: StudyFifty of the 500 biggest listed companies in the world account for emission of 3.6 billion metric tonnes, or 73% of the total greenhouse ga...
- TCS, Wipro among top 10 in carbon disclosure leadership indexIT companies Tata Consultancy Service and Wipro are among the top ten companies in the leadership index for the Carbon Disclosure Project i...
- Green action now part of leading global firms: Carbon Disclosure ProjectThe majority of the world’s biggest companies are for the first time placing climate change at the heart of their businesses, says latest r...
- Biggest global companies 39 yrs behind IPCC recommendationsWorld's largest companies are 39 years behind in achieving the levels of green house gas reductions as recommended by Intergovernmental Pan...
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