Net Zero stories
The three-year supply pact gives Singapore Airlines early access to waste-based fuel as airlines scramble for scarce lower-carbon alternatives.
The appointment advances Phase 1 of a cross-boundary technology district, with roads, utilities and public realm works set to shape its opening layout.
Funding will support more than 10,000 jobs as AirTrunk expands its Western Sydney data centre campus with low-carbon construction by mid-2028.
The move underscores the distributor's UK commitment as sales and profit rise, while giving staff and partners a dedicated City base.
Greater scrutiny will follow major infrastructure programmes as Accenture combines 5,000 specialists into a new capital projects unit.
The technology could save building owners thousands in annual utility bills while cutting emissions far faster than the AI systems themselves.
Utilities and cloud operators could squeeze more AI work from fixed power budgets as Nvidia's DSX software lifts throughput and cuts demand.
Cutting diesel exposure is central to Fortescue's plan to power Pilbara operations with 1.5GW of solar, 900MW of wind and 5GWh of storage.
The new equipment line could help construction and infrastructure customers cut worksite emissions and save up to $25,000 a year.
The 1GW scheme could bring 750 construction jobs and 450 permanent roles to a former nuclear site near Annan if approved.
Many Irish businesses lack clear energy planning even as a €18.9 billion grid upgrade and rising demand reshape investment decisions.
The move signals tem's push to sell Rosso beyond its own operations, with the platform already handling more than 6TWh across 8,000 sites.
Indirect emissions from Lord's suppliers are set to come under sharper scrutiny as MCC uses ExpectAI's Una platform to track Scope 3 data.
The airport expects faster maintenance and better passenger flow as data from CAD, BIM and sensors is unified across its expanding site.
Electricity alone will not slash emissions from commercial buildings unless HVAC systems are continuously optimised after installation.
The deal expands RSK's Australian renewables services as developers face tougher planning, approvals and community engagement hurdles.
Businesses will hear practical guidance on tackling rising power demand, AI-driven electricity use and emissions pressure at the 2026 Auckland event.
Utilities face mounting scrutiny and investment pressures, as Klarus brings in Stephen Haw to steer advice on technology, data and AI.
A £10m government fund is backing smarter systems to curb peak demand and help EV charging work off grid as networks come under strain.
Heat zoning could turn data centres into local heat suppliers, helping cut emissions and support nearby homes and businesses as demand rises.