Insider Brief Engie’s new innovation, the Ch0C gas boiler, is designed to further decarbonize industrial steam processes. The new boiler was designed and

Uncertainty is everywhere. You’re feeling the pressure on your margins and you’re not alone – other heavy industries are experiencing the same. Policy shifts make cost control difficult while tariff announcements threaten your global market position. You have two options. Adopt a ‘wait and see’ approach. But that risks stalled operations, poor decision-making and losing ground to competitors. Or implement proven, transformative strategies – using digitalization and AI tech – to unlock multi-million-dollar savings and massive efficiency gains across your production lines. In an era of uncertainty, one thing is certain: taking control of your costs and efficiency today is key to gaining competitive advantage.  Reuters Events: Future of Heavy Industries 2025 (September 16-17) unites 250 executives from mining, metals, steel, cement, chemicals, and technology – sectors with different, yet practical approaches to achieving operational excellence maximizing efficiency. By unlocking cross-sectoral solutions from other energy-intensive markets, discover innovative ways of driving down costs and new routes to maximizing efficiency leading to short and long-term profitability – found only in Pittsburgh this September at North America’s only executive summit for heavy industries.

Insider Brief: The SEIA is committed to improving circularity within the solar and storage industry and improve the environmental footprint of the sector.

Insider Brief: Africa has enormous resources that should be attracting more climate tech financing than it is, a new report from RMI said. Global climate

Insider Brief: RepAir is building a carbon capture system which will not require heat or solvents. The company raised US$15 million in April, and has

Insider Brief: The U.S. seems to be lagging behind other industrialized nations in terms of reducing carbon emissions. Three key pathways exist for

By Salman Ahmad As you wait in the departure lounge for your flight this summer, you may notice your aeroplane being pumped full of fuel ahead of takeoff.

Insider Brief: Heavy industry can often be hard-to-abate when it comes to climate emissions, but there are several companies in this sector which have

Insider Brief: Google has entered a power purchase agreement to buy 200 MW of fusion power from Commonwealth Fusion Systems. Commonwealth Fusion Systems

The University of Regina’s new microgrid lab will allow researchers and students to work with real-time energy loads to gauge microgrid reaction.

Insider Brief: Canada Infrastructure Bank will work with Scotiabank to commit C$100 million in building retrofits across the country. Each project has

Vasundhara Saravade Imagine you are choosing between two similar investment options. One has a green label, promising to fund climate-friendly projects

The University of Regina’s new microgrid lab will allow researchers and students to work with real-time energy loads to gauge microgrid reaction.

Insider Brief: Green hydrogen production is growing as a way for hard-to-abate industries tackle emissions, but is beset with high production costs and

Insider Brief: Innovation Fund Denmark CEO Cecilie Brøkner believes that quantum and space technologies play a key role in advancing climate technologies.

As tariffs, policy shifts, and trade uncertainties squeeze margins for heavy industries, the long-term drive for decarbonization remains a necessity. In a competitive global market, stakeholders must take decisive action: drive down operational costs to achieve substantial savings, while realizing long-term cost reduction across their production lines. The surge in digitalization, AI, and decarbonization applications can revolutionize production processes, and offer multi-million-dollar savings and a competitive edge in domestic and global markets – but only if implemented strategically without disrupting core operations or the bottom line. Which is why Reuters Events: Future of Heavy Industries 2025 is the premier gathering for energy-intensive sectors, where 250 executives from mining, metals, steel, cement, chemicals, finance, policy, and technology converge to gain:

For many companies working to reduce their carbon emissions, Scope 1 (direct emissions) and Scope 2 (indirect emissions largely from energy sources) have

Insider Brief: Green hydrogen production is growing as a way for hard-to-abate industries tackle emissions, but is beset with high production costs and

There are many corporate venture capital organizations in the climate sector, which aim to bring the technologies developed by climate tech startups and

Insider Brief: Endolith’s technology improves copper recovery rates from already-existing mines, and increases access to the metal on which many

Insider Brief: Jaguar Land Rover has saved over £100 million from refurbishing, reusing and recycling equipment as part of a new decarbonization drive.

Insider Brief: ACWA Power, the world’s largest water desalination company, signed an MoU with several Malaysian entities during the ASEAN-GCC Summit in

Insider Brief: The agreement supports the development of strategic port infrastructure for safe distribution of hydrogen fuel and products. The Memorandum

Insider Brief: Climate tech investment is shifting, with some sectors including energy receiving more funding, while necessary sectors like agriculture