Day: 12 November 2025

Twice as many firms face biodiversity and greenwashing risks

Stuart Mitchell

New research from RepRisk, the world’s most respected DaaS company for reputational risks and responsible business conduct, shows that the global share of companies linked to both greenwashing and biodiversity risks has doubled over the past five years – from 3% in 2021 to 6% in 2025. RepRisk’s fourth annual report on greenwashing – focusing on the link between greenwashing and biodiversity risks – indicates that rising awareness of nature-related risks and the adoption of “nature positive” strategies are increasing pressure on companies to demonstrate progress, which, at times, results…

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Mars and Cargill Deepen Renewable Energy Partnership With Innovative 224MWac Solar Procurement With GoldenPeaks Capital in Poland

Stuart Mitchell

Two leading global food companies, Mars and Cargill, announced they are spurring the development of more than 224MWac* of new renewable energy capacity through five virtual power purchase agreements (PPAs) in Poland. The PPAs were signed with GoldenPeaks Capital, one of Europe’s fastest-growing independent producers of renewable energy. Two leading global food companies, Mars and Cargill, announced they are spurring the development of more than 224MWac of new renewable energy capacity through five virtual power purchase agreements (PPAs) in Poland. This collaboration builds on Mars and Cargill’s existing  work on…

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Integrity Council launches Asia Pacific hub; partners with National Climate Change Secretariat and Singapore Economic Development Board

Stuart Mitchell

The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market has launched its first overseas office – an Asia Pacific hub in Singapore – in partnership with the Singapore Economic Development Board.   The hub is also the Integrity Council’s first physical office, since its global team operates fully remotely. It will build on existing work in the region related to the Integrity Council’s Core Carbon Principles (CCPs) with governments, corporates, financial institutions and market actors. Its aim is to support a thriving, interoperable high integrity carbon market across the Asia Pacific region.…

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