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Amidst economic and political headwinds that challenge clean technology deployment, the role of voluntary corporate climate action has become more critical than ever. The Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHGP) and the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), the two standards most widely used by companies to account for and report their climate action, are undergoing major updates. […]

In early May, I flew halfway around the world to Singapore for Ecosperity Week. The contrast with the U.S. was stark: while the focus in Washington, D.C. is on fighting policy rollbacks and preserving whatever clean energy policies we can, Ecosperity Week was all about racing forward. Every plenary speech, panel discussion, and hallway pull-aside

News clip: During the 2025 Ecosperity Week conference, Dr Nat Keohane, president of Washington-based think-tank Centre for Climate and Energy Solutions (C2ES), launched the Kinetic Coalition, which aims to accelerate corporate investment in clean energy in emerging economies. The Coalition includes 20 large corporations that could be potential buyers, including PepsiCo, Amazon, Mastercard, and McDonald’s.