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Closing the climate funding gap is key to Canada's prosperity

Corporate Knights

The capital investment needed to decarbonize the Canadian economy was first estimated by Corporate Knights at about $150 billion per year, and the federal government and others have since corroborated that finding. This “decarbonization capex (capital expenditure) gap” is the focus of the Climate Dollars research project at Corporate Knights.

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The 25 most sustainable private companies in the world

Corporate Knights

Last year, it attracted $575 million in investments to help it roll out its decarbonization plan and announced that all new customers will be powered by 100% renewable energy. Today, its products support the energy transition by using feedstock and used cooking oil to decarbonize fuel. gigawatts of installed capacity in 18 countries.

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Technology for good: Accelerating our path to a sustainable future

Cisco CSR

Increasing the energy efficiency of our products and solutions and decarbonizing the grid are our top priorities – for Cisco and for our customers. so that we can optimize resource efficiency in our manufacturing and logistics, in accordance with our goals for a circular economy. Sustainability at Cisco Live!

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Net zero transition – the latest signals of change: March 17, 2023

We Mean Business Coalition

Signals of change in the net zero transition this week include the EU’s Net Zero Industry Act and the Canadian logistics company embarking on a $1 billion vehicle fleet electrification. A Net Zero Europe Platform will also be set up to help member states establish new industrial partnerships focused on decarbonization.