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Two European rules, eight weeks apart, now apply two different tests to the same asset. Most companies are only preparing for one.
Read post →Your environmental claims are now easier to challenge - is your evidence ready?
Read post →The Omnibus cut CSRD's scope dramatically. But three developments in July restructured where regulatory attention actually lands now.
Read post →EU importers are quietly routing around suppliers who can't produce verified emissions data. The shift is not happening through announcements. It is happening through smaller purchase orders.
Read post →European climate tech raised €17 billion in 2025, down from €27 billion the year before. The companies that survive share one thing: commercial infrastructure before scale.
Read post →Recycling platforms captured 86% of circular funding in 2026. The bio-material companies getting all the attention captured less than 8%.
Read post →European buyers are quietly searching for suppliers who can already prove low-carbon production. That window is open right now. It won't stay open long.
Read post →CBAM stopped being a reporting exercise. Companies exporting into Europe now face a board-level cost problem this quarter. The ones moving fastest see the opportunity inside it.
Read post →Europe outpaced the US in climate deals for the first time. The gap between having something worth funding and being in the room where funding happens is commercial.
Read post →A reforestation project in Peru and an impact fund in Germany both want the same transaction. Neither can use the other's evidence, and that gap leaves no record.
Read post →The EU just announced €100 billion for industrial decarbonisation. The last fund it ran signed 208 project agreements and paid out under 1%. What fails is not the capital.
Read post →In June 2026, solar hit 25% of all EU electricity for the first time. The professionals who understood it fastest are not the ones being heard.
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