China’s new 1-gigawatt offshore solar farm combines innovative marine technology with clean energy production, powering 2.6 million homes while showcasing the future of ocean-based solar power. China’s state-owned CHN Energy has connected its first batch of photovoltaic units to the grid from its new offshore solar farm in the Yellow Sea. The one-gigawatt facility, situated […]
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Smart grids transform electricity management with AI and IoT, boosting efficiency, integrating renewables, and enable a greener, more reliable future. Smart grids are the next generation of electricity management, combining advanced technology with energy distribution to improve efficiency, reliability, and sustainability. Unlike traditional grids, smart grids use AI and the IoT (the internet of things) […]
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Schneider Electric has taken top honours in an inaugural ranking by TIME and Statista on the 500 companies ‘doing best for Earth.’ The ‘rigorous’ four-step methodology ruled out companies involved in non-sustainable industries, such as fossil fuels or deforestation, before assessing on external sustainability ratings, availability and quality of sustainability reports, and the effectiveness of […]
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Google partners with Kairos Power to deploy small nuclear reactors for data centres by 2030, signalling a shift in big tech’s approach to sustainable energy. Google’s recent announcement to power its data centres with nuclear power isn’t just another tech innovation—it’s a glimpse into the future of big tech’s energy strategy. The Silicon Valley giant […]
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These days, many companies are required to have a Climate Transition Plan (CTP). That’s partly because of new regulations – both the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and its Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) expect companies to publish CTPs. It’s also because companies are increasingly having to manage climate risk. CTPs work by […]
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A comprehensive decarbonisation framework has been released by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) to accelerate the building sector’s transition to net zero emissions. The recently released Buildings Sector Science-Based Target-Setting Criteria, offers a clear path for companies and financial institutions involved in the building industry to harmonise their operations with emissions reduction targets that […]
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By Korede Oluwole As concerns keep growing daily about the impact of Climate Change on nature, there is a fresh public revelation that over 130 meters of land have been lost to Coastal Erosions in the Lekki axis of Lagos State in the last five years, another challenge faced in the fight against the devastating […]
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… Lagos vulnerability is heightened by its dense population and coastal positioning – exposing it to risks such as rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and heatwaves as such these hazards pose substantial threats to the livelihoods, infrastructure of its urban populace, particularly affecting the less affluent and most vulnerable segments of the population. The […]
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By Korede Oluwole As the saying goes, “some Leaders are born, while some are made”, depending on what part of this age – long statement one falls in, the most important is to discharge such leadership qualities to add good value to humanity. At EnvironmentNg, we recognize individuals who have worked passionately and tirelessly to […]
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Sustainability is a broad and complex, encompassing an array of industry terms and acronyms, which can make navigating the landscape particularly tricky. We have compiled a list of the top 10 sustainability terms to help you understand the essential concepts underlying sustainability and the ways they apply to your specific context. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) […]
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