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Generative AI, Climate Investments Drive Optimism Among CEOs: PwC Report
Global CEOs eye economic growth in 2025, embrace AI, climate investments and reinvention to stay competitive, finds PwC’s latest survey.
Avaada Group Secures $1B Refinancing for Renewable Energy Projects
Avaada Group secures $1 billion refinancing to boost renewable energy projects, supporting India’s 500 GW green energy target by 2030.
JSW Group to Invest $34.67B in Maharashtra for Green Energy, EVs and Steel
JSW Group signs ₹3 trillion deal with Maharashtra to invest in green energy, electric vehicles, steel and infrastructure, creating thousands of jobs.
Gravity Climate Secures $13M Funding to Revolutionize Carbon Accounting
Gravity Climate secures $13 million series A funding to automate carbon reporting, optimize energy use and drive sustainability for global enterprises.
India’s Power Demand to Double by 2032, Renewable Energy to Lead Transition
India’s power demand is set to double by 2032, driving renewable energy growth with a 500 GW capacity target by 2030.
UK’s Aegis Energy to Build Multi-Energy Refueling Network with $112M Funding
Aegis Energy secures $112 million to launch UK’s first multi-energy refueling hubs, accelerating decarbonization for commercial vehicle fleets.
Trump Withdraws US from Paris Climate Agreement, Challenging Global ESG Progress
Trump has again withdrawn the US from the Paris Climate Accord, raising concerns over global ESG goals and clean energy leadership.
Australia Pledges $1.24B to Support Green Aluminum Transition by 2036
Australia commits $1.24 billion to help aluminum smelters transition to renewable energy, boosting green manufacturing and cutting carbon emissions by 2036.
Google Inks Record Deals to Use Biochar for 200K Tons of Carbon Removal
Google signs record biochar deals to remove 200,000 tons of CO2 by 2030, advancing climate tech for net-zero goals.
Shein Boosts Sustainable Denim Production by 90% Using Printing Technology
Shein expands sustainable denim production with Cool Transfer technology, saving water, reducing waste and transforming fast fashion’s environmental impact.