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Growing up green
“From the word ‘go’ we were sort of international” says Pedro Moura Costa, musing over his company’s humble beginnings. “We’ve grown organically during the years.”
An innovative environment
Through the creation of their carbon bank in 2007, Morgan Stanley has aimed to bring the voluntary carbon credit market up to par with the regulated one.
A partnership in innovation
Morgan Stanley is a partner and part owner (38%) of MGM International, a global organisation specialising in the development and commercialisation of projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
No solution without CCS
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) will become a trillion dollar business in the future, reaching the same scale as today’s oil business. However, normal market mechanisms will not work. Governments must provide incentive schemes in order for CCS to take off.
“We have to push, push and push”
“It’s urgent to make CO2 capture and storage become a reality,” says Chris Davies, a British Liberal Democrat who is a Member of the European Parliament and its Environment Committee.
Call for deeper dialogue
Can businesses influence global development and help alleviate world poverty? Bjorn Stigson, President of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) believes so.
Improving Chinese energy efficiency
The Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission in China is collaborating with DNV to improve energy efficiency in Chinese industry.
Lafarge takes the proactive approach
Gaeelle Monteiller, senior vice-president for public affairs and the environment at the French cement manufacturer Lafarge, is very clear about the challenges facing the company once the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme is implemented.
No quick fixes
Extreme weather might be an early warning of climate change. Solutions are in demand. So, is underground storage of CO2 a sustainable solution?
On the runway to a carbon restricted future
With the establishment of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, Europe is calling for companies to manage their greenhouse gas emissions, meaning that CO2 emissions shortly will have a direct impact on a company's financial performance.
Keeping one step ahead of emission legislation
Emitting 80 million tons of greenhouse gas emission each year - the equivalent to almost twice Switzerland's total annual emission level - Lafarge, the French, multinational global cement producer, is clamping down its own activities to create a greener, cleaner environment.