Sustainability

Two US water infrastructure wins signal growing municipal demand for advanced desalination and membrane treatment technologies.

A 34/66 joint venture at Ford's 500,000-unit Valencia plant marks a pivotal Chinese-Western automotive convergence in Europe.

Baker Hughes folds Chart's thermal and gas-handling portfolio into a new third segment, targeting $325m in annual cost synergies.

A 112-day federal task order deploys Bridger's most capable multi-mission King Air, integrating novel wide-area motion imagery into wildfire response.

The Norwegian zero-emission systems maker cut its quarterly EBITDA loss by 37% year-on-year, but a 1% equity ratio signals a capital restructure

A non-binding letter of intent gives Purecore a path to 100% of a 35,000-hectare uranium property in Saskatchewan.

Qnetic's 200-kWh Pulsar prototype targets data centres and grid operators as a mineral-free alternative to lithium-ion storage.

A USPTO grant protects Xeriant's recycled-material panel technology, with stated applications spanning construction, aerospace, and energy.

A three-way partnership aims to bring dissolution-recycled polypropylene into flexible packaging, a segment long closed to recycled content.

A Huawei-Ethio telecom pact targets enterprise cloud, AI and payments, framing Ethiopia as a gateway to pan-African digital markets.

City Walk Abuja positions Nigeria's capital as West Africa's next gateway for international capital and smart urban development.

BlackRock's infrastructure arm takes a majority stake in Summit Ridge Energy, betting on US power-demand growth and solar market consolidation.

A federal-university coalition targets China-dominated mineral supply chains, with $40bn in projected economic output across the Midwest.

Sylvera's Q2 2026 data shows total retirement value rising to $247m even as volumes fell 10% year on year.

As net-zero politics rage, executive search firm Newman Stewart warns a deepening talent crisis may stall UK energy infrastructure regardless of policy direction.

The Canadian MTF pioneer enters public markets with $150m to hit key technical milestones by 2028, as fusion moves from lab curiosity to investable asset

A UNDP-backed MOU with Chinese EV maker TAILG targets Africa's petrol-to-electric mobility shift via solar-integrated charging infrastructure.

A Canadian engineering firm becomes Saudi Arabia's strategic mining partner, putting critical minerals at the centre of a bilateral economic reset.

Raveel Afzaal exits as the Canadian electrolyser maker enters its commercial growth phase with blue-chip partners and a validated flagship site.

FSN Capital moves its 148m-share block into a Jersey holding company weeks after the Danish installer's Nasdaq Copenhagen debut.