Alastair Marsh

America’s aging grid infrastructure is disproportionately hurting the country’s most vulnerable citizens, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.

The war in Iran has provided new impetus to the low-carbon transition as renewable energy is seen as less vulnerable to future price shocks, according to a group of corporate bosses and senior bankers.

The war in Iran has provided new impetus to the low-carbon transition as renewable energy is seen as less vulnerable to future price shocks, according to a group of corporate bosses and senior bankers.

The tech giant and its peers are struggling to meet ambitious climate goal in the AI era.

Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Ltd., two of China’s most valuable companies, are joining a new initiative intended to bolster corporate demand in the slowing market for carbon credits.

A senior executive at Alphabet Inc.’s Google said the company isn’t abandoning plans to run its business on 24/7 carbon-free energy by 2030, even as the buildout of data centers for AI raises questions about the feasibility of such a goal.

Google's so-called hourly matching goal — whereby electricity consumption is backed by clean energy every hour of every day, in all regions in which the company operates — “remains” in place.

The world’s largest verifier of corporate climate goals is updating its approach to give greater recognition to the challenges companies face in decarbonizing.

A pullback by the tech giant could spur an evolution of the market, said Christoph Gebald.

Pure Data Centres, a UK firm backed by private credit specialist Oaktree Capital Management, is launching a platform to sell carbon-removal credits to large cloud-computing providers.