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Oct 22, 2025

Global Shipping Carbon Fee Delayed Another Year: Climate Politics and Industry Impact Behind IMO's Postponed Decision

On October 17, 2025, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) under the United Nations held a meeting in London. Originally scheduled to vote on whether to formally adopt the 'Global Shipping Carbon Fee' and 'Net-Zero Framework,' the vote was postponed by one year following a motion by Saudi Arabia, with 57 votes in favor and 49 against. What does this shipping carbon fee controversy reflect about international politics and economic realities? And what does it mean for businesses and global decarbonization progress?

Oct 08, 2025

How Are Japan and the EU Positioning Green Energy? Cross-National Comparison and Corporate Strategies (Part 2)

In the complex chess game of global energy transition, each country's strategic positioning is full of differences. Following the previous article's in-depth analysis of the important roles and development directions of the US and China in nuclear energy and natural gas, this article shifts its perspective to two key economies in Asia and Europe: Japan and the EU. We will explore how these two major blocs are formulating green energy deployment and energy transition pathways in response to their unique geographical, economic, and political environments. The article will also highlight the specific green energy strategies that Japanese and EU companies have adopted to ensure their leading position in global competition amid pressure for global net-zero emissions.

Sep 03, 2025

How is Green Electricity Defined Globally? A Complete Analysis of US and China Policies and Development (Part 1)

Despite broad global consensus on net-zero emission targets, there are significant differences among countries in defining "green electricity," reflecting their varying land resources, geopolitical considerations, and economic structures. The US tends to include nuclear and natural gas within the broader category of "clean energy," while China focuses on ultra-large-scale deployment of renewable energy. The EU, through its Sustainable Finance Taxonomy, defines nuclear and natural gas as "transitional" sustainable investments under strict conditions.

Jul 16, 2025

Effective 2027! Complete Guide to GRI 102, GRI 103 Latest Disclosure Standards: Climate Change and Energy Analysis

Sustainability reporting disclosure is moving from compliance to substantial governance management disclosure. With the release of the latest GRI Standards provisions in June 2025, including GRI 102 'Climate Change 2025' and GRI 103 'Energy 2025', companies must face more detailed disclosure requirements, from just transition, climate adaptation, to enhanced Scope 3 emission information transparency. This update is not just about changes in provisions, but a restructuring of organizational internal governance logic. This article will help you understand the background of GRI standards updates, key changes in GRI 102 and GRI 103, and where companies should start preparing to respond to the latest standards.

Jul 02, 2025

Should You Still Invest in Renewable Energy? Trends and Financing Outlook

Unsure whether to enter the renewable energy market? This article uses the latest data and case studies to help you understand the 2025 global renewable energy trends and market expectations!

Jun 11, 2025

CCUS Carbon Capture Technology: Greenwashing Risks Businesses Must Know Before Procurement

As the world moves toward net-zero emissions, businesses are seeking various carbon reduction solutions to achieve ESG goals. Among them, Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage (CCUS) technology has been included in national carbon reduction strategies by many countries because it can directly handle carbon dioxide. However, controversy over this technology is growing, and businesses that hastily procure without adequate understanding may fall into 'greenwashing' risks.

Mar 09, 2025

Weekly ESG Trends: Latest Sustainability Updates Mar 3-9

Global ESG Trends: Policy Changes and New Corporate Sustainability Opportunities As global attention on climate change and sustainable development intensifies, governments and companies worldwide are accelerating their ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) transformation. Recently, Japan, the EU, Taiwan and other regions have successively released new emission reduction targets, sustainability reporting standards, and financial innovation initiatives to promote net-zero carbon emissions and sustainable development. This article will help you understand the latest policy developments and market trends to help companies seize key opportunities.

Jun 03, 2024

From Carbon Anxiety to Carbon Management: A One-Stop GHG Inventory Solution

Facing global carbon reduction pressure, especially for SMEs with limited financial and human resources, effective carbon inventory and management is crucial! Through a one-stop carbon inventory software, from inventory to net-zero emissions, help enterprises accurately grasp and reduce carbon emissions. Simplify carbon management processes, improve data processing accuracy and efficiency, and face carbon management challenges while seizing low-carbon transformation opportunities!