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Push to Ease Clean-Energy Tax Credit Provisions Gains Momentum
The drive to correct flaws in the U.S. clean-energy tax credit framework is gaining urgent momentum. Lawmakers, industry leaders, and sustainability advocates are warning that unless the current administration eases start-date restrictions, billions in investments could be stalled — threatening both U.S. climate ambitions and the credibility of its landmark Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) . […]
Move to Repeal California’s EV Regulations Sparks Nationwide Debate
In a move that could reshape America’s automotive future, the federal government plans to repeal California’s EV regulations. This decision, expected to be signed by former President Donald Trump, aims to dismantle California’s ambitious EV mandates. As a result, it has sparked a national debate about state autonomy versus federal oversight in environmental policy. […]
UK Stewardship Code 2026 A Redefinition or Retreat from ESG?
As the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) unveils the UK Stewardship Code 2026, a wave of debate has swept across the UK’s investment and asset management landscape. This pivotal update—effective January 2026—reframes how stewardship is defined and practiced. While it promises reduced reporting burdens and sharper focus, its removal of explicit references to environmental and social […]
New Tax Bill Could Hinder U.S. Clean Energy Progress and Raise Bills
A new tax bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives on May 22, 2025, has raised significant concerns among clean energy advocates, economists, and consumer groups. The bill’s provisions could slow the nation’s transition to renewable energy and contribute to higher electricity bills for millions of Americans. What’s Changing in the Tax Code? The […]
EU Nears 2030 Climate Target What It Means for ESG Professionals and How to Prepare
As the EU moves closer to its 2030 climate target, ESG professionals are at the heart of the transition. With just 1% to go, the moment is ripe for leaders to build expertise—and the Centre for Sustainability & Excellence (CSE) offers the premier certification program to do just that. EU Inches Closer to 2030 […]
When ESG Meets Politics: What the 2025 Legislative Wave Means for Professionals
As ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles become more embedded in business strategy, they are increasingly intersecting with politics. In 2025, that intersection is not only visible—it’s shaping the future of corporate sustainability practice. As ESG meets Politics, a wave of legislation at the state level is challenging how companies integrate ESG—and how professionals lead […]
Beyond the $1 Trillion Sustainable Finance Milestone: Why Impact-Focused Leadership Matters
Why Market Growth Alone Isn’t Enough—and How ESG Leaders Can Drive Real Impact Sustainable finance has entered a new era. In 2024, global issuance of green, social, sustainability, and sustainability-linked (GSS+) bonds topped $1.05 trillion. It’s a historic achievement, pointing to deeper alignment between finance and sustainable development goals. Leading the charge was the […]
Why Sustainability Is a Long-Term Business Imperative in 2025
In 2025, sustainability is no longer a PR-driven concept—it’s a decisive business differentiator. Even as political uncertainty and shifting regulations cause some companies to temper their messaging, a growing number of organizations are doubling down on sustainability as a pathway to innovation, risk mitigation, and long-term value. A recent EY survey confirms this shift: while […]
Who’s Leading the Tech Race?
Who’s Leading the Tech Race? The Global Powerhouses Driving Innovation in AI, Semiconductors, and Quantum Computing CSE Research Department, May 2025 In today’s fast-evolving world, technological dominance equals geopolitical and economic power. The nations spearheading breakthroughs in artificial intelligence (AI), semiconductors, and quantum computing are shaping not just markets—but the future. A newly released Bruegel […]
State vs. Federal Sustainability Policy in 2025: Legal Setbacks and Policy Divergence
The tension between federal and state sustainability agendas continues to shape the environmental landscape of the United States. As of 2025, a series of high-profile legal and regulatory developments underscores just how fractured U.S. climate governance has become. One notable example is the recent dismissal of Bucks County’s climate lawsuit against major oil companies—a decision […]