Suntory targets 90% value-chain emission cuts by 2050, focusing on sustainable packaging innovation. Read more: #PackagingNews# #Suntory# #SustainablePackaging# #PET# #RecycledContent# #Decarbonisation# #NetZero# #CircularEconomy#

Meet The Expert Series 2026: Phil Roe At #Multimodal2026#, Logistics UK President Phil Roe discusses rising costs, decarbonisation, skills, Generation Logistics and why collaboration is key to a resilient supply chain.

A key focus of #COP29# will be on finance. We talk to Duncan Price who leads Buro Happold’s #sustainability# and climate change advisory services, about how #decarbonisation# can provide a real return on investment for businesses:

We took part in the Brussels Lunch Debate “Powering Europe’s Competitiveness: The Nuclear Opportunity – SMRs and AMRs in Strategic Industries: Maritime Applications”, held at the European Parliament in collaboration with the Kangaroo Group. The high-level dialogue brought together EU institutions and industry to discuss nuclear energy as an enabler of energy security and autonomy, decarbonisation and industrial competitiveness, as well as the opportunities and challenges related to its deployment. Massimo Debenedetti, CEO of Cetena, presented a vision for the potential application of nuclear technologies in the maritime sector. The discussion addressed the potential of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and Advanced Modular Reactors (AMRs) for long-term decarbonisation, in a context where the EU identifies maritime transport and defence among the priority sectors for SMR deployment. We contributed to the dialogue on the development and deployment of nuclear technologies, with a focus on concrete pathways for the maritime sector. The discussion also addressed key challenges including financing, supply chains and skills development, highlighting the role of a strong European industrial base capable of developing and integrating technologies and delivering complex solutions at scale. @Europarl_EN

PGNGI+ is now available on @pharos_network, bringing its on-chain exposure to a wider set of users. Its exposure is linked to the performance of Partners Group's Next Generation Infrastructure strategy. Partners Group is a leading global private markets firm managing around USD 185 billion in assets, with roughly USD 38 billion deployed across infrastructure since 2001 and a dedicated team of around 120 infrastructure professionals. Assets like these have traditionally been open only to institutional investors. The strategy targets essential infrastructure shaped by digitalisation, decarbonisation and new living, spanning data centres, communications, energy infrastructure, power grids, renewable energy and transportation. These assets tend to carry long-term, stable cash flow profiles, with a reference annualised return of around 13.7%. Through PGNGI+, eligible holders gain on-chain access to a category of private infrastructure assets that normally sits behind a high barrier to entry. A series of activities and incentives around PGNGI+ is on the way. More to come for the Pharos community.

At #ANVFInnovation2026#, leaders called for a green transition built to last: climate action, reliable grids, storage and circular mineral supply chains. Decarbonization needs finance, policy clarity and trusted partnerships. #Sustainability# #EnergyTransition#

South Africa's mining firms are accelerating investment in renewable energy as they seek to diversify power sources, cut costs and meet decarbonization targets, marking a shift after decades of reliance on state utility Eskom

South Africa's mining firms are accelerating investment in renewable energy as they seek to diversify power sources, cut costs and meet decarbonization targets, marking a shift after decades of reliance on state utility Eskom. More here: