Kelp Blue : Powered by Kelp
Kelp Blue is scaling giant kelp cultivation to restore ocean ecosystems, capture carbon, and produce sustainable biostimulants. By linking commercial growth with environmental impact, the company aims to prove nature-based solutions can drive both profitability and climate action, explains Caroline Slootweg, co-Founder.
Blue Ventures : Resilient Women, Resilient Ocean
Celebrating women fishers, traders, and processors advancing inclusive ocean protection and coastal livelihoods, Blue Ventures is proudly presenting the visual storytelling project Ocean Matriarchs. Nelly Otieno, East Africa Director, tells us more.
Zero Emission Mining: Hitachi Construction Machinery Demonstrate Full Battery Dump Truck
Hitachi Construction Machinery has showcased its Full Battery Dump Truck to mining customers at First Quantum Minerals’ Kansanshi Copper Mine in Zambia, as the company moves towards planned commercial deployment of the technology in FY2027.
Nestlé Research Shows Coffee Variety Blends Could Improve Climate Resilience and Boost Yields by 86%
New research from Nestlé and Côte d’Ivoire’s national agricultural research institute suggests that carefully selected blends of robusta coffee varieties could significantly improve crop yields, climate resilience and coffee quality for growers facing increasing environmental pressures.
Airbus and JDE Peet’s Advance Sustainable Coffee Supply Chains with Satellite Imagery
A new global partnership between Airbus and JDE Peet’s leverages satellite imagery and AI to map coffee plantations at scale—helping to tackle deforestation risk, improve transparency, and build more resilient supply chains.
Nike’s FIFA World Cup Shirts Made of 100% Textile Waste
When players take to the pitch at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Nike produced jerseys will showcase more than national pride. They will also represent a significant step toward circular fashion: elite performance kits made entirely from recycled textile waste.
Climate Increasingly ‘Out of Balance’, Warns World Meteorological Organization
The World Meteorological Organization’s State of the Global Climate 2025 report warns that Earth’s climate system is increasingly out of balance, with record temperatures, accelerating ocean warming and rising greenhouse gas concentrations highlighting growing risks for economies, infrastructure and global supply systems.
TASC : The Human Impact of High-Integrity Carbon
In an exclusive, first-hand personal account from the field, Machalin Parsaramen, Carbon Projects Development Manager at TASC, explores the often-overlooked co-benefits of carbon projects
Trade, Carbon, and Power – Why South Africa’s Energy Transition Requires Credible Market Participants
As Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms tighten, South Africa’s exporters face carbon-priced trade realities – making electricity reform, credible trading partners, and bankable decarbonisation central to future competitiveness.
TASC : Africa’s Carbon Moment is Now
Dr Storm Patel, Commercial Director at TASC - a carbon finance and project development company uniquely positioned to identify emerging opportunities in the energy market – reflects on how a seamless payment ecosystem could unlock Africa’s gaming economy.
The Great Green Wall : Taking Root
As the very real threat of desertification looms over much of North Africa as a result of extreme climate change and drought, the Great Green Wall emerges as a living symbol of hope spanning the width of the continent.
Justdiggit : Restoring Africa’s Landscapes with Innovation and Community
Kate Nkatha Ochieng’, Head of Regional Office - East Africa at Justdiggit, delves into how technology and communal regreening techniques can be used to revive the land.
