Lynne Baber - Deputy Global Sustainability Leader, PwC
Partnering with Climate Groupe events "helps us understand the pulse of what's going on from a policy perspective all the way through to business action."
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17 February 2026
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Marissa Pagani McGowan - Chief Sustainability Officer of North America, L'Oréal Groupe
Why does L'Oréal Froupe partner with our events? Because global summits like Climate Week NYC bring together leaders who are committed to driving real, lasting impact - year after year.
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17 February 2026
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Serge Abergel - Chief Operating Officer, Hydro Québec Energy Services
Hear from Hydro-Québec on accelerating innovation and connecting with like-minded businesses to refine their path forward and drive success.
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13 February 2026
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"Any serious discussion of energy security must start with renewables"
As the 62nd Munich Security Conference (February 13-15, 2026) gets underway in Germany, Sam Kimmins, Climate Group's Director of Energy, comments:
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12 February 2026
3 min read
Why Asia, why now?
Asia is Powering Up. It’s supercharging the clean-tech surge, the deployment of renewables, and the rollout of electric vehicles. The region is leading production and deployment methods that are defining the 21st century...
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10 February 2026
2 min read
ConcreteZero sets out six global policy priorities to unlock net zero concrete
Concrete production accounts for around 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions, yet progress on decarbonising the sector has stalled. Since 2015, emissions from cement and concrete have even risen slightly, with little ch...
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5 February 2026
4 min read
What’s needed to drive Japan’s net zero steel transition?
Over the past months, teams from Climate Group’s corporate initiatives RE100, EV100 and SteelZero were on the ground in Japan. We met with business, industry and government leaders to scope the country’s opportunity acro...
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28 January 2026
3 min read
2026 is the year that the rules are changing for steel and concrete
From hydrogen-fuelled steel to climate-smart infrastructure, the race to reinvent the world’s most essential materials is heating up.
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26 January 2026
1 min read
"Wind is winning"
Today, major European economies including Norway, France, Germany, the UK and the Netherlands are backing a pact to drive an unprecedented fleet of joint offshore wind projects in the North Sea.
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23 January 2026
2 min read
Co-designing climate policy with citizens in Western Cape, South Africa
South Africa’s democracy continues to face deep inequalities, low public trust, and increasingly complex policy challenges, especially around climate change. Existing participation processes have often failed to engage p...
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22 January 2026
4 min read
Why plant-forward diets are the key to global food security
As the global population grows, so does the need for food and, specifically, protein. To meet that growing demand without speeding up climate change, a shift to sustainable, plant-forward food is critical. And slowly, a ...
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22 January 2026
1 min read
"Fossil fuels are in terminal decline"
Wind and solar generated more EU electricity than fossil fuels for the first time last year, today's Ember European Electricity Review 2026 shows.
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20 January 2026
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"Myths and misinformation are holding the UK back from taking the next leap on EVs"
This week, the UK Government launched a new EV marketing campaign ("Get that electric feeling") across TV, radio and digital outlets, encouraging drivers to make the switch to electric when they purchase their next car. ...
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14 January 2026
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"A huge win for consumers, businesses, government, and the environment"
Sam Kimmins, Director of Energy at Climate Group, comments on the UK Government's record auction to secure 8.4 gigawatts of offshore windfarm capacity.
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6 January 2026
3 min read
Byrne Bros: Using practical data to inform lower carbon concrete decisions
As attention on embodied carbon in construction grows, concrete is under increasing scrutiny. Regulatory pressure, public-sector procurement requirements and investor scrutiny are converging on a clear expectation: compa...