In this week’s ESG News Week In Review, policy momentum and market signals shifted across every corner of the transition. The EU moved to delay and reassess its supply chain deforestation law, Germany pushed to revisit the 2035 combustion engine ban, and the EU committed $16.9B to support Africa’s clean energy expansion. Carbon removal advanced with Reverion securing $41M in deals backed by Google and H&M, Deep Sky deploying Airbus DAC technology, and new enhanced weathering credits issued across Asia and Latin America. Companies continued scaling transition tools—from hydrogen and nuclear partnerships to new industrial efficiency platforms—while climate finance accelerated through X-energy’s $700M raise for advanced reactors and Serentica’s push toward an $8B clean energy buildout in India.
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