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GrayMatter Robotics, an AI-powered robotics leader empowering humans with intelligent automation, announced $45 million in Series B funding.

In recognition of its environmental leadership and comprehensive disclosure in the area of climate change, Siemens has been included by the CDP on its annual Climate Change A List, the highest possible performance ranking.

Relocalize,  a Quebec-based cleantech startup, announced the 2nd closing of its $5.8 million seed funding round to scale up its autonomous microfactory platform, raising $1 million more capital than originally anticipated.

As part of the company's commitment to its global sustainability goals, Project Circle focuses on revaluing brewers' spent grain (BSG) to create a more sustainable brewing process.

Aramco, one of the world's integrated energy and chemicals companies, has allocated an additional $4 billion to its global venture capital arm, Aramco Ventures.

 Volvo Group's target is to have 35% fully electric sales by 2030 and be net-zero in its value chain by 2040. CRH is targeting a 30% reduction in group-wide emissions by 2030.

 This programme, which started in 2016 and is to be continued until the end of 2026, is an example of public-private collaboration that also involves the Guadalquivir Hydrographic Confederation and the NGO SEO/BirdLife.

 So far, the company has installed solar panels within the grounds of some manufacturing sites and has harnessed the renewable energy generated from these panels in its production activities.

 Siemens EcoTech gives customers a comprehensive insight into product performance across selected environmental criteria.

This innovative Fresnel technology plays a crucial role in transitioning to renewable thermal energy, aligning with Heineken’s ambition of achieving net-zero emissions across its value chain by 2040.

This is in line with Heineken’s ambition to reach net-zero carbon emissions in the value chain by 2040, with logistics representing 12% of their total carbon footprint.

With its 2023 ESG and Human Rights reports, the Group marks its first full year of the TTZAB programme and shows steady progress across its eleven focus areas

Siemens and Heineken will work together on a long-term decarbonization programme which will see Siemens implementing solutions and services from its Siemens Xcelerator portfolio, to reduce energy usage at more than 15 Heineken beer and malt production sites.

 CRH is targeting a 30% reduction in group-wide emissions by 2030 and to become a net-zero business by 2050. CRH is the leading building materials solutions business in North America and Europe.

The investment will contribute to an even more efficient use of resources in the business and lead to 120 fewer truck transports each year.

Having targeted a 15% reduction versus 2015, it has since delivered a 16% reduction.

SBTi’s approval affirms Heineken’s near- and long-term ambitions for decarbonisation, which are aligned with the 1.5 degrees pathways required for a science-based approach.

The company recently launched a range of shelf-stable plant-based cooking solutions in Chile under the Maggi Veg brand that are certified as vegan.

The Stevie Award winners were selected through a meticulous judging process, involving evaluations from over 230 executives worldwide.

Almost two years ago, Carlsberg Denmark broke grounds on its new water recycling plant. Since then, by recycling 90% of all process water from production, the brewery has saved almost 1 billion litres of water.

Carlsberg Group has signed the guiding principles on women’s empowerment and gender equity, further cementing the company’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion commitment.