"Sustainable Future" News Archive

Vattenfall’s Bruzaholm wind farm project, slated for completion in autumn 2025, is setting a new standard in reducing carbon emissions through sustainable procurement. This 21-turbine onshore wind farm will generate 460 GWh of fossil-free electricity each year, bolstering the power supply in southern Sweden.

EPDs provide standardized, verified information on a product's environmental impact, essential for informed decision-making and comparison, based on ISO14025 standards and comprehensive Life Cycle Assessment studies.

Discover how aiESG's AI-driven analytics help companies streamline ESG assessments, reduce risks, and gain a competitive edge in sustainability efforts.

The Cellulose Fibres Conference 2025 spotlighted biosynthetics, fibre recycling, and scalable innovations reshaping sustainable textile supply chains.

VIATT 2025 set records with global participation and a strong focus on sustainability, further strengthening Vietnam’s position in the textile industry. Discover key insights from the event.

Indonesia and Malaysia’s regulatory changes are reshaping the palm oil industry. Discover how these shifts are driving sustainability and impacting global supply chains.

CommonShare, a protocol for sustainable supply chains, has introduced the Sustainable Brand Benchmark® in its recent webinar.

Discover how to build resilient food and beverage supply chains with long-term planning, adaptability, and strong supplier relationships to mitigate risks from climate change and market shifts.

After two intense weeks of negotiations in Baku, Azerbaijan, COP29 concluded with a mix of notable advancements and lingering frustrations. While the summit offered a glimpse of global cooperation on climate change, particularly in terms of climate finance and emissions reduction, key issues remained unresolved, especially for developing nations bearing the brunt of the climate crisis.

A study reveals that RSPO certification may inadvertently reduce palm oil plantation efficiency, suggesting that alternative solutions like black soldier fly larvae could be the future of sustainable palm oil production.