Synopsis: Global leaders and indigenous communities unite to address climate challenges through traditional knowledge and modern conservation approaches on Day 11 of COP29.

Synopsis: At COP29 in Baku, discussions intensify over new climate finance targets and the challenges posed by rapid urbanization, with a spotlight on emissions, tourism, and the global push for climate resilience.

Synopsis: As COP29 unfolds in Baku, Azerbaijan, a new analysis reveals that China's cumulative carbon emissions have now surpassed those of the European Union. This milestone is reshaping debates about climate finance, especially in terms of historical responsibility for global emissions. These discussions are central to the ongoing negotiations at COP29, where poorer nations demand greater financial support to cope with the impacts of climate change.

Synopsis: Steel is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas emissions, responsible for around 10% of energy-based emissions. With the urgent need to combat climate change, the steel industry must decarbonize at scale. Certification against international standards is seen as a critical tool in driving emissions reduction and ensuring that steel production does not cost the Earth.

Synopsis: EuRIC, the European Recycling Industries’ Confederation, has unveiled its stance on the future of the European steel industry, advocating for greater use of recycled steel. By prioritizing recycling technologies like the Electric Arc Furnace, EuRIC argues that Europe can reduce carbon emissions significantly while ensuring economic competitiveness.

Synopsis: SteelZero calls for governments to take the lead in decarbonising heavy industry by setting standards, procuring lower-emission steel, and encouraging investments in green technologies. The initiative highlights collaboration between the public and private sectors as essential for achieving a sustainable, net-zero future.

Synopsis: SIJ Group, Slovenia's leading steelmaker, announces plans to expand its sustainable bond program by €22.1 million, reflecting growing investor confidence in green steel initiatives.

Synopsis: Welsh Secretary faces scrutiny over previous government's unfunded £80m steel transition package, while Port Talbot undergoes major transformation.

Synopsis: GE Vernova introduces groundbreaking 100% hydrogen-fueled gas turbine technology, marking a significant advancement in sustainable power generation. The project, set in South Australia, aims to revolutionize renewable energy storage and distribution.

Synopsis: UN Secretary-General António Guterres stressed that the world has reached a critical tipping point in its battle against climate change. Speaking at the G20 Summit, he called on the world's largest economies to take immediate action, while warning that current global systems and institutions are failing to address urgent environmental and socio-economic challenges.

Synopsis: Cemex has been recognized at COP29 in Baku for its groundbreaking Solar Clinker project, developed in collaboration with Synhelion. This innovative technology uses concentrated solar power to significantly reduce CO₂ emissions in cement production, a key step in achieving a net-zero emissions future for the construction industry.

Synopsis: To meet COP28 energy efficiency goals and reduce emissions, Europe must overcome several barriers to accelerating energy renovations in buildings. A new handbook outlines how collaboration between governments, businesses, and financial institutions can drive the urgent transformation needed for a sustainable future.

Synopsis: COP29 negotiations in Azerbaijan have highlighted deep divisions between developed and developing nations regarding climate finance, with the EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism adding fuel to the fire. Tensions persist over how much responsibility rich nations should bear in financing the global energy transition, especially as poor nations face growing climate challenges.

Synopsis: At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, two groundbreaking initiatives were launched to drive sustainability in global tourism and urban development. On November 20, 2024, the COP29 Declaration on Enhanced Climate Action in Tourism and the COP29 Multisectoral Actions Pathways Declaration for Resilient and Healthy Cities were unveiled, marking a significant leap in climate action. The tourism initiative, endorsed by over 50 countries, aims to reduce the sector’s environmental impact, which is responsible for 8.8% of global carbon emissions, while making tourism practices align with the global climate agenda.

Synopsis: At COP29, a series of engaging events in the Green Zone focused on sustainability in tourism, climate action, and local agriculture. Discussions ranged from reducing tourism’s carbon footprint to promoting ecotourism and the role of sustainable food in low-impact travel. Key experts shared their insights on the future of the tourism sector and how it can balance environmental preservation with economic growth.

Synopsis: At COP29 in Baku, EU Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra firmly rejected any attempts to weaken last year’s climate deal on fossil fuel transitions. He emphasized the need for developed nations to step up their climate finance commitments but withheld specific figures on new funding goals.

Synopsis: At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, the focus shifted to securing a new, robust climate finance goal. Developed nations are under pressure to scale up financial support for developing countries facing climate challenges, with three critical issues at stake: how much finance is required, who will contribute, and how high-quality the finance will be. With increasing calls for transparency and fairness, negotiators must tackle these issues to ensure a sustainable future for all nations.

Synopsis: At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, India delivered a statement calling for immediate and substantial action to address the gaps in climate finance, particularly for developing countries. Highlighting the disproportionate impact of climate change on the Global South, India emphasized the need for flexible, accessible, and efficient climate finance mechanisms to support adaptation efforts in vulnerable nations.

Synopsis: At COP29, Germany announces a major contribution of €60 million to the Adaptation Fund, aiming to support countries most vulnerable to climate change. This investment underscores Germany’s commitment to enhancing global resilience, promoting sustainable development, and combating the adverse effects of global warming.

Synopsis: At the 2024 G20 Summit in Rio de Janeiro, the launch of the Global Clean Power Alliance marks a significant commitment from world leaders to accelerate the transition to renewable energy. This new coalition aims to triple global renewable energy capacity and double energy efficiency by 2030, with a focus on collaboration, financing, and innovative solutions to tackle energy transition challenges.

Synopsis: At COP29, New Zealand has reaffirmed its commitment to addressing climate change through robust action and innovative finance solutions. The nation has pledged new financial support for small island states and resilience-building efforts in the Pacific. With a strong focus on renewable energy, carbon-efficient agriculture, and emissions trading, New Zealand aims to lead by example in the global effort to combat climate change.

Synopsis: As COP29 in Baku enters its tenth day, climate finance negotiators face the critical challenge of securing a new global climate finance goal. With 2024 on track to be the hottest year on record, the urgency for immediate and transformative public funding to support climate action in the Global South is clearer than ever.

Synopsis: CNN Academy’s new micro-documentary series unveiled at COP29 highlights the severe effects of climate change on the Global South, amplifying the voices of emerging journalists from across the world. These impactful films capture the struggles of vulnerable communities and ecosystems, offering a unique perspective on climate justice and the urgent need for action.

Synopsis: At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, the Zero Emissions and Resilient Buildings Accelerator was launched to reduce carbon emissions and enhance the climate resilience of buildings globally, with a focus on subnational governments and multi-level collaboration.

Synopsis: World Athletics has released a powerful video ahead of COP29 where elite athletes from around the world share personal stories of how climate change is affecting their training, performance, and overall well-being. Through these testimonies, athletes urge for greater action to address the environmental challenges threatening sports and our planet.

Synopsis: FIFA and the Pacific Islands Forum have renewed their partnership to address climate change over the next four years. The collaboration, signed at COP29, aims to strengthen climate resilience and promote social development in the Pacific region through football.

Synopsis: As COP29 gathers momentum in Baku, the need for financing the green transformation of cities has become a central focus. Mark Watts and Claus Mathisen of C40 and Urban Partners emphasize the critical importance of investment in decarbonizing urban spaces and adapting them to climate impacts. This article explores the ongoing challenges and opportunities for cities in aligning climate action with future competitiveness.

Synopsis: TotalEnergies and Oil India have joined forces at COP29 to combat methane emissions, unveiling a groundbreaking partnership to deploy cutting-edge methane detection technology, AUSEA, at Oil India’s sites in India. This collaboration highlights their commitment to achieving near-zero methane emissions and promoting global decarbonization in the oil and gas industry.

Synopsis: At COP29 in Baku, experts and activists are expressing deep concern over the lack of progress on securing essential climate finance agreements. The gap in commitments threatens to undermine global efforts to mitigate climate impacts, especially for low-income nations facing the worst effects of climate change.

Synopsis: At COP29 in Baku, Tetra Pak officially endorses the Paris Dairy Declaration on Sustainability, aligning with global efforts to transition the dairy industry towards more sustainable practices. This partnership emphasizes the industry's commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, setting the stage for a greener, more resilient future for global food systems.

Synopsis: At COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, stakeholders from vulnerable regions highlighted the devastating impacts of a melting cryosphere. As glaciers and ice sheets rapidly melt, communities from the Arctic to the Himalayas face severe consequences. The event underscored the urgent need for global action to protect the cryosphere and address climate change.

Synopsis: A 62-year-old farmer from Shaoxing, China, shared his family's deep-rooted connection with ancient trees at COP29. His story highlights sustainable agriculture and ecological protection in a rural community, blending tradition with modern conservation efforts.

Synopsis: The new action plan at the Fifth Review Conference of the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention in Siem Reap, Cambodia, aims to incorporate climate and environmental considerations into mine action strategies. This marks an important step in addressing the escalating climate and environmental risks posed by landmines and explosive remnants of war.

Synopsis: Day 10 of COP29 focuses on urban development and climate change solutions, bringing together ministers and experts to discuss sustainable city planning.

Synopsis: The US Department of Energy has released a comprehensive plan to transform American manufacturing, focusing on reducing emissions while boosting competitiveness and creating jobs through a $500 billion investment initiative.

Synopsis: Russian steel giant Severstal announces comprehensive biodiversity strategy, aiming to transform steel production to minimize environmental impact by 2036.

Synopsis: A top Turkish steel executive warns that limited access to funding might slow down the steel industry's progress toward achieving zero carbon emissions targets.

Synopsis: PyroGenesis signs contract with one of world's top three steelmakers to evaluate electric plasma torch technology for eco-friendly steel production.

Synopsis: JFE Steel Corporation's eco-friendly JGreeX™ steel makes its first international appearance in Vietnam, marking a significant step in global green construction materials.

Synopsis: Tata Steel Netherlands and Finnish company Meconet sign agreement for Zeremis green steel supply, targeting up to 90% CO₂ reduction in steel production.

Synopsis: Rio Tinto partners with GravitHy to establish a groundbreaking ultra-low carbon iron facility in France, aiming to reduce steelmaking emissions by over 90% using nuclear-powered hydrogen production.

Synopsis: A new modular subsea pipe clamp using eco-friendly steel promises improved sealing solutions and extended pipeline lifespans.

Synopsis: ASME joins initiative to develop roadmap for rebuilding Ukraine's steel sector using small modular reactors for clean, sustainable production.

Synopsis: CarbonChain, an AI-powered carbon tracking platform, has received independent validation for its carbon footprint calculation methods, strengthening its credibility in supply chain emissions tracking.

Synopsis: Ruukki Construction completes major investment in Vimpeli, Finland, featuring advanced roof profile production line for sustainable roofing solutions with doubled capacity.

Synopsis: World Steel Association outlines the critical role of scrap steel in sustainable steel production, detailing the comprehensive process from collection to reuse and addressing industry challenges.

Synopsis: India and Sweden establish a groundbreaking strategic partnership to accelerate heavy industry decarbonization through collaborative projects in steel and cement sectors, marking a significant milestone in global climate action.

Synopsis: Aditya Ultra Steel announces plans to establish a 5 MWp solar power plant in Jasdan, Rajkot, aiming to reduce energy costs and carbon emissions while boosting sustainable manufacturing.

Synopsis: Environmental activists across Louisiana prepare for significant policy changes and challenges following a major political shift, adapting their strategies to protect communities.

Synopsis: At COP29 in Baku, 30 countries responsible for nearly 50% of global methane emissions from organic waste commit to reduction targets and launch new agricultural initiatives.

Synopsis: COP29's Green Zone hosted a significant panel discussion on sustainable tourism, focusing on the integration of slow food movement and eco-friendly agricultural practices to promote low-impact tourism.

Synopsis: Azerbaijan becomes the first country in COP history to receive ISO 20121 Certification for sustainable event management before the conference's conclusion, marking a significant milestone in environmental stewardship.

Synopsis: COP29's Green Zone hosted a significant panel discussion on sustainable tourism, focusing on the integration of slow food movement and eco-friendly agricultural practices to promote low-impact tourism.

Synopsis: Azerbaijan becomes the first country in COP history to receive ISO 20121 Certification for sustainable event management before the conference's conclusion, marking a significant milestone in environmental stewardship.

Synopsis: COP29's Agriculture and Food Systems Day focuses on sustainable farming, soil health, and water management to address climate challenges and food security.

Synopsis: The European Union achieved a 2.6% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions during Q2 2024 while maintaining economic growth, demonstrating successful environmental initiatives across member states.

Synopsis: European steel industry confronts significant obstacles in adopting green steel production methods, with economic constraints and limited incentives creating a complex market environment despite ambitious environmental goals.

Synopsis: The US steel industry needs 174 TWh of electricity annually by 2050 to reduce emissions by 57%, requiring significant clean energy infrastructure and transmission reforms.

Synopsis: ASME joins initiative to develop roadmap for rebuilding Ukraine's steel sector using small modular reactors for clean, sustainable production.

Synopsis: Tata Steel launches innovative hybrid locomotive conversion project at its Netherlands facility, promising 96% emission reduction and setting new standards for industrial railway operations.

Synopsis: China has enacted a comprehensive Energy Law effective January 2025, focusing on green energy transition, market reforms, and non-fossil fuel development. The law establishes regulatory frameworks and promotes sustainable energy practices.

Synopsis: EMSTEEL Group and Tadweer Group collaborate to convert industrial waste into eco-friendly building materials, targeting reduced emissions and sustainable construction practices in UAE.

Synopsis: A proposed conversion of Dearborn Works steel mill to green hydrogen-powered technology could revolutionize sustainable steel production while creating jobs and reducing emissions.

Synopsis: Tata Steel launches major funding initiative to support workers and businesses during transition to greener steelmaking in Port Talbot, with £13 million allocated for business development and community support.

Synopsis: Donald Trump's team plans to eliminate the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit, with support from Tesla, potentially reshaping the EV market landscape. This development comes alongside significant leadership changes at Hyundai Motor.

Synopsis: COP29 in Baku marks significant progress in climate transparency reporting, human development initiatives, and health partnerships, with 11 nations leading early submissions of climate reports.

Synopsis: COP29 launches groundbreaking Baku Initiative linking human development with climate action, bringing together international organizations and establishing new guidelines for climate resilience.

Synopsis: The article covers COP29's major initiatives focusing on energy transformation, peace-building, and climate action, bringing together 132 nations for sustainable development.

Synopsis: Day 8 of COP29 focuses on health and education initiatives, bringing together experts, youth leaders, and policymakers to address climate change's impact on human development.

Synopsis: India's Steel Ministry develops its first Green Steel Mission, focusing on low-carbon manufacturing and hydrogen-based pilot projects.

Synopsis: Green Steel Australia partners with Danieli to build a revolutionary 100% gas-free rolling mill near Sydney, marking a significant milestone in sustainable steel production.

Synopsis: Welsh Labour conference emphasizes steel industry's vital role in green transition while maintaining industrial heritage and community values.

Synopsis: Tata Steel's Central Warehouse in Jamshedpur receives IGBC Net Zero Energy Rating, marking a significant milestone in industrial sustainability.

Synopsis: Ternium participated in Green Rio, showcasing its sustainable practices and resource management initiatives. The event highlighted the company's commitment to environmental stewardship and circular economy principles in Brazil's industrial sector.

Synopsis: A strategic collaboration between Lhyfe, a green hydrogen producer, and Energy Pool, an energy transition specialist, aims to optimize renewable hydrogen production and enhance energy system efficiency across Europe.

Synopsis: Over 90 governments and 1,000+ tech organizations endorsed the COP29 Green Digital Declaration, marking the first-ever Digitalisation Day at the climate conference in Baku.

Synopsis: The 2024 UN Climate Conference in Baku marked significant progress in digital innovation, women's leadership, and global unity for climate action. The conference introduced groundbreaking initiatives including the first Digitalisation Day and a historic COP Truce supported by 132 nations.

Synopsis: A panel discussion at COP29's Green Zone brought together young leaders and experts to explore how digital technology can drive climate solutions and youth engagement.

Synopsis: Traditional Azerbaijani carpet makers create unique sustainable carpets highlighting climate change and environmental challenges for COP29 in Baku, blending cultural heritage with environmental messaging.

Synopsis: COP29 continues with an exciting day focused on technological innovations and climate solutions. World leaders, tech experts, and environmental specialists gather to discuss cutting-edge strategies for addressing global climate challenges through advanced technologies and collaborative approaches.

Synopsis: Rio Tinto joins forces with GravitHy to develop a low-carbon steel facility in France, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions by over 90% in steelmaking.

Synopsis: Despite economic challenges, European green steel maintains premium pricing at €100-200 per metric ton, though buyer interest remains limited due to economic constraints.

Synopsis: The EU steel industry's transformation requires massive renewable energy integration, aiming to cut carbon emissions by 55% by 2030. This unprecedented industrial shift demands careful planning of energy resources and infrastructure development.

Synopsis: UN's International Methane Emissions Observatory extends monitoring to coal mines supplying steel industry, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through enhanced satellite surveillance and reporting systems.

Synopsis: Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage is a promising technology in the fight against climate change, but its economic viability poses significant challenges. Despite a growing market, many CCUS projects struggle due to financial uncertainties and insufficient incentives. Wood Mackenzie highlights the potential for growth while emphasizing the need for supportive regulations and alternative revenue streams.

Synopsis: This article discusses India's significant progress in renewable energy, nearing an installed capacity of 200 gigawatts. It highlights the role of Synergy Steels in supporting this growth and the broader implications for the economy and environment.

Synopsis: Day 5 of COP29 focuses on sustainable energy solutions, featuring key discussions on hydrogen, decarbonization, and carbon management.

Synopsis: The COP29 climate conference in Baku brings world leaders together to strengthen climate action commitments, emphasizing mandatory measures and clear timelines for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

Synopsis: UN Secretary-General António Guterres urges mandatory transition plans for businesses and institutions to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, emphasizing the shift from voluntary to compulsory measures.

Synopsis: The COP29 climate conference in Azerbaijan focuses on climate finance goals while grappling with potential US policy changes.

Synopsis: At COP29, UNIDO unveiled its comprehensive Climate Change Strategy for 2025-2029, focusing on industrial decarbonization and sustainable development, with emphasis on helping developing nations transition to greener economies.

Synopsis:Greta Thunberg criticizes the decision to hold COP29 in Azerbaijan, highlighting concerns about human rights violations and environmental issues during an AUA conference.

Synopsis: The World Steel Association's 2024 report reveals improved sustainability metrics across 93 companies, representing 51% of global steel production, with notable gains in safety and material efficiency.

Synopsis: Genvia and ArcelorMittal join forces to implement groundbreaking hydrogen technology for cleaner steel production, targeting significant carbon reduction in manufacturing processes.

Synopsis: New OECD report shows growth in emissions trading systems despite setbacks in carbon tax initiatives following recent energy crisis.

Synopsis: FerroSilva's eco-friendly steel production method using forestry waste receives prestigious recognition from Swedish Engineering Academy, targeting 50,000 metric tons annual production by 2028.

Synopsis: Deloitte report reveals major challenges in steel industry's transition to sustainable production methods.

Synopsis: Australia risks losing A$69 billion in iron-ore revenue unless it quickly adapts to green steel production demands, but could potentially double earnings by leading in green iron manufacturing.

Synopsis: German steel manufacturer GMH Gruppe joins international climate initiative, targeting complete carbon neutrality by 2039.

Synopsis: New Zealand Steel announces faster implementation and greater emissions reduction potential for its Glenbrook electric arc furnace project, increasing cuts from 800,000 to 1 million metric tons annually.