European Atlas of Clean Technologies 2026. Bruegel, 2026.
Clean technologies represent a huge opportunity. Companies and countries leading the transition to new systems of energy production, transport and consumption will benefit the most. This atlas aims to synthesize the best available information on the economics and adoption of clean technologies. It complements an online resource, the European Clean Tech Tracker, which Bruegel manages […]
The impact and dependence of companies on biodiversity and nature’s contributions to people, IPBES
The report concludes that the growth of the economy has come at the cost of biodiversity loss. It also finds that companies are critical to halting and reversing biodiversity loss, but that many lack information. To address this issue, the report explains the relationship between companies and biodiversity; policy options, and methods for measuring the […]
Clean energy technologies in the European Union. Implications for quality jobs, skills and a just transition. IEA.
The European Union is transforming its economy to achieve climate neutrality. It is therefore necessary to accelerate the EU’s clean energy transition and further reduce its dependence on imported fossil fuels and its vulnerability to fluctuations in energy prices. This study examines these dimensions by analysing four clean energy technologies: wind energy, solar photovoltaic (PV), […]
Interpretative note from the Sub-Directorate General for Waste in relation to the definition of Producer (and the obligation to register in the Packaging Section). Ministry for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge.
The Regulation on packaging and packaging waste includes a new definition of producer which, although compatible with the definition of producer in the Royal Decree on packaging, has some particularities. After receiving numerous emails requesting clarifications regarding the subject obliged to register, the Sub-Directorate General for Waste proceeds to update the interpretative note in this […]
National Action Framework for the implementation of an Infrastructure for Alternative Fuels. Government of Spain.
This MAN provides an overview of the current situation and the planned planning to achieve the alternative fuels goals and targets. It identifies obstacles and lists measures to overcome them. It has been developed in collaboration with industry players who play a key role in the deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure, and has been made […]
Kunming Dialogue Summary: September 7–9, 2026. Earth Negotiations Newsletter.
Biodiversity is disappearing at an unprecedented rate, threatening human and planetary health, posing a threat to humanity. The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework reflects the efforts of the international community to put nature on the path to recovery. This framework addresses the main causes of biodiversity loss and conveys a message of unity and solidarity in […]
Perspective of the Sustainability Directors. World Economic Forum. September 2026.
Among the chief sustainability officers surveyed, 63% expect global progress to remain stable or accelerate. At the organizational level, three-quarters also expect related business investments to remain unchanged or accelerate. Roughly two in three respondents say management still views sustainability from a compliance perspective, but there are signs that its role in value creation is […]
Global survey on corporate affairs. University of Oxford
The geoeconomy is transforming the way companies plan for their future. The impact of AI and technology is perceived as a growing risk. However, the latter two risks are perceived more strongly than those related to AI in sectors such as consumer products. Data privacy and cyber risks remain constant global concerns, while the level […]
Global Critical Minerals Report, IEA
Base metal prices rose by a third between January 2025 and April 2026. Battery material prices also recovered after the drop in 2023 and 2024. The price of lithium more than doubled, while the price of cobalt increased by around 130%. Prices of minor strategic minerals continued their ascent throughout 2025 and early 2026, driven […]
Misinformation and misinformation about the ecological transition. European Commission.
Misinformation refers to false information that is shared unintentionally, while disinformation refers to false content that is created to deliberately mislead. In the climate context, these phenomena manifest as misinformation and misinformation about climate. Misinformation about climate often arises from misunderstandings or misinterpretations of data.
