Melodie Michel is the Chief Reporter at CSO Futures. With over a decade of experience in finance and trade, she has transitioned into sustainability journalism, focusing on energy sustainability, climate change, and corporate sustainability. Melodie’s insights and expertise have been featured in CSO Futures.
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Melodie Michel's coverage is mainly focused on sustainability, particularly the role of Chief Sustainability Officers (CSOs) and corporate efforts in addressing climate change. She seems to value data-backed insights and official announcements from governments and organizations.
Given her extensive use of press releases and cited data, she may be more inclined towards pitches that include substantial data or are supported by authoritative sources. Topics related to sustainability initiatives, corporate governance, climate change, or COP events could align well with her coverage interests.
Although Melodie's geographic focus is not specified, her topics suggest a global perspective on sustainability issues. Therefore, relevant international perspectives or case studies would likely resonate with her reporting style.
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By: Melodie Michel
"Arguments for a cleaner, more secure and reliable energy system based on renewables and electrification have never been better."
The 12 largest fossil fuel financiers provide nearly 40% of all global bank fossil fuel funding.
After months of drafts and consultations, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has published the final version of its Corporate Net Zero Standard, version 2.0.
By: Melodie Michel
This latest controversy adds to the pressure felt by the standard-setter in recent months.
By: Melodie Michel
"They are seeing the impacts directly in rising costs, supply chain disruption and pressure on revenues."
"The clear progress made by a few shows that this is a choice, as action is possible.”
By: Melodie Michel
The first qualitative assessment of carbon credit trade under Article 6 has found that Switzerland, Japan, Brazil and Kenya are using the mechanism in a way that could hinder climate ambition.
By: Melodie Michel
None of the assessed companies have diversification plans at the scale needed to reach net zero by 2050.
"Bringing corporate communications and sustainability closer together will support long-term value creation."
“What we are seeing is the emergence of the green economy as a core driver of global growth."
