Holcim and Climate Earth join forces to expand global Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), driving low-carbon demand. The partnership aims to enhance Climate Earth’s digital platform for on-demand EPD generation, contributing to environmental transparency and decarbonization efforts in the construction industry.

Credit Suisse pioneers a green path with a groundbreaking debt-for-nature swap by purchasing climate bonds. In a groundbreaking move, they acquire Ecuadorian bonds, benefiting Galapagos Islands preservation and showcasing innovative solutions for global climate goals.

ABB teams up with Lhyfe and Skyborn for a large-scale renewable hydrogen project. The collaboration aims to integrate offshore wind hydrogen production, supporting decarbonization and advancing the energy transition.

Swiss forests face climate change challenges: droughts, storms, and pests weaken trees. A recent report emphasizes the need for urgent action to protect forests, promote regeneration, and ensure long-term resilience.

Switzerland’s Federal Council approves a CHF 750 million loan to the IMF’s Resilience and Sustainability Trust. The loan will support climate action and sustainability efforts, enabling macroeconomic reforms and measures to address climate change.

Clarity AI and GIST Impact have partnered to develop a biodiversity impact assessment product for investors. The solution measures exposure to biodiversity risks, aiding informed investment decisions.

The Swiss government has released a report outlining potential actions to improve the country’s circular economy. Despite success in recycling 3.2 million tonnes of waste, resources are not being conserved enough. The report suggests optimizing production processes and technology, and reducing waste through sharing, reuse, and repair.

Switzerland’s Federal Office for the Environment (FOEN) released a report highlighting the impact of different car powertrain types on the environment. The report suggests that electric vehicles have the least environmental impact and recommends the use of renewable energy and small vehicles to reduce the impact of mobility on the environment.

Zurich Insurance Group is stepping up its game to combat climate change by launching an initiative that empowers its suppliers to decarbonize their operations. The initiative provides suppliers with tools and resources, including free access to the Business Carbon Calculator.

Swiss greenhouse gas emissions increased slightly in 2021 to 45.2 million tonnes CO2-equivalent, driven by higher heating demand due to a colder winter. The increase was mainly in the building sector, while emissions from industry and agriculture remained unchanged. The figures were released by the Federal Office for the Environment.