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Apple Expands European Renewable Energy Portfolio with 650MW Clean Power Projects

Apple has expanded its European renewable energy portfolio with more than 650MW of new capacity across multiple countries. The projects will generate over one million MWh of clean power by 2030, supporting the company’s carbon neutrality goals. Investments span solar and wind developments in Greece, Italy, Poland, Romania, Latvia, and Spain.

Apple has significantly expanded its renewable energy footprint across Europe, securing more than 650MW of new clean energy capacity through strategic partnerships and power purchase agreements. The technology giant announced that these projects will generate over one million megawatt-hours of power by 2030, directly supporting the energy needs of Apple users throughout the continent.

Apple’s European Renewable Energy Expansion

by Nathan ColeOctober 14, 2025November 3, 2025

Business Sustainability

SKF Achieves Top CDP Climate Ratings, Demonstrating Value Chain Leadership

SKF has secured top ‘A’ ratings in both CDP’s Supplier Engagement Assessment and Climate categories, ranking among the top 2% of companies globally. The recognition highlights SKF’s comprehensive approach to decarbonization across its entire value chain and supplier network.

SKF has demonstrated exceptional climate leadership by achieving dual ‘A’ ratings from CDP in both the Supplier Engagement Assessment and Climate categories for 2024. This prestigious recognition places the bearing and lubrication systems manufacturer among the elite 2% of companies worldwide for environmental transparency and action. The company’s performance underscores its commitment to driving meaningful climate progress throughout its operations and value chain, according to recent analysis of corporate sustainability performance.

SKF’s Comprehensive Climate Strategy Excellence

by Elisa RomeroOctober 13, 2025November 3, 2025

Innovation Sustainability

New Zealand Revises Livestock Methane Reduction Target to 14-24% by 2050

New Zealand has revised its 2050 methane reduction target for livestock and farm sources to 14-24% below 2017 levels. The updated goal reflects a balanced approach between emission reductions and maintaining agricultural exports.

New Zealand has announced a significant revision to its 2050 methane reduction targets for livestock and agricultural sectors, lowering the ambition from previous goals while maintaining a commitment to environmental stewardship. The new target aims for a 14-24% reduction in methane emissions from 2017 levels, down substantially from the previously established 24-47% reduction goal.