Clark Pacific launched a project-specific EPD generator for prefabricated building systems, offering transparency on carbon footprint and helping owners meet sustainability goals. The company also highlights its other sustainability efforts, including a new low-carbon concrete mix, near-zero waste facility, and renewable energy sources. Prefabrication offers advantages in cost and schedule certainty.
Wizz Air, Europe’s fastest-growing airline, has been awarded the ‘Best Airline for Carbon Reduction’ at the inaugural Carbon Awards 2024, recognizing its exceptional efforts in minimizing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable aviation practices. The airline’s commitment includes investing in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and implementing innovative fuel-saving measures.
The Clorox Company has announced a strategic partnership with Manufacture 2030 (M2030) to help its suppliers achieve carbon reduction targets and contribute to Clorox’s net-zero emissions goal by 2050. This partnership leverages M2030’s platform to measure, manage, and reduce emissions across Clorox’s value chain, encompassing key raw materials and packaging suppliers. This collaboration underscores Clorox’s commitment to environmental responsibility and underscores its efforts to create a more sustainable future.
Assan Alüminyum, a leading flat-rolled aluminum producer, has acquired a 10 MWp solar power plant in Karaman, Turkey, as part of its commitment to achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. The acquisition aligns with the company’s Decarbonization Roadmap and marks a significant step towards reducing its carbon footprint and increasing its reliance on renewable energy sources.
Verde Resources, Inc. has successfully implemented its innovative enzyme technology on the National Center for Asphalt Technology (NCAT) Test Track, marking a groundbreaking achievement in sustainable road construction. This project demonstrates the potential of enzyme technology to reduce carbon emissions, enhance soil stability, and lower construction costs.
Airports Council International – North America (ACI-NA) celebrates 10 years of the Airport Carbon Accreditation program, recognizing the efforts of nearly 90 North American airports in managing and reducing CO2 emissions. The program has seen significant progress in reducing the industry’s carbon footprint, with over 60% of travelers in North America now passing through accredited airports.
Chevron Shipping, in partnership with Wärtsilä, will convert engines on six LNG carriers to spark gas operation, aiming to reduce methane emissions and support the company’s carbon reduction goals. Chevron’s CEO Michael Wirth criticized Biden’s LNG export pause, arguing it will lead to higher energy costs and hinder the shift from coal to gas.
Far Eastern New Century (FENC) is a global leader in recycled polyester production, committed to sustainability and achieving net zero emissions by 2050. The company has implemented ambitious goals, including reducing carbon emissions by 50%, sourcing 50% of its materials from green sources, and making green products constitute 50% of its total production by 2030. FENC’s innovative recycling technologies and eco-friendly fabrics have gained international recognition, and the company continues to invest in cutting-edge technology to expand its sustainable product portfolio.
Invert, a leading carbon reduction and removal company, has partnered with the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) as an official sustainability partner. This collaboration highlights TIFF’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and promotes environmental responsibility within the entertainment industry.
GCL SI, a leading solar energy company, has joined the Brazilian Association of Photovoltaic Solar Energy (ABSOLAR), demonstrating its commitment to expanding its presence and promoting sustainable energy solutions in the Brazilian market. The company showcased its cutting-edge carbon reduction innovations, including granular silicon technology and the GCL Carbon Data Platform, at Intersolar South America 2024.
