We must define what constitutes a sustainable investment and what does not
Interview with Michel Kulak, deputy director of sustainable investment research at Robeco.
We must define what constitutes a sustainable investment and what does not
Interview with Michel Kulak, deputy director of sustainable investment research at Robeco.
Sixteen44, the startup that wants to destroy methane directly at its source
Based in a laboratory at the EPFL Innovation Park, the start-up is behind a technology capable of destroying methane when it is present at concentrations too low to be recovered and valorized.
The solar market is under pressure due to an oversupply
"While it puts manufacturers under pressure, the fall in costs benefits project developers, electricity producers and suppliers, as well as consumers," explains Christian Rom, manager at DNB Asset Management.
"We no longer have any choice but to adapt to climate change"
Interview with Vincent Kaufmann, director of the Ethos Foundation.
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Climate: summer burned, autumn must legislate
"The summer of 2026 showed what inaction costs; the courts, for their part, have begun to say who must be held responsible for it," emphasize François de Cambiaire and Lydia Méziani, lawyers at de Cambiaire & Méziani Associates.
Smart building: how to increase the value of your investments through energy management
By combining energy management systems, decentralized generation and storage solutions, facility managers have a strategic opportunity: to transform their buildings according to the "building as a grid" model, says Kamal Mehta, Product & Offer Manager EMEA at Eaton.
Solar energy, the choice of the present time
"While nuclear power is necessarily part of the long term, photovoltaics and batteries fall into a different timescale: that of the needs we must meet today," says Richard Mesple, CEO of Local Energy.
"SME bosses in Switzerland do not wake up in the morning thinking ESG criteria"
Interview with Marie-Laure Chapatte, CSR Manager at the Neuchâtel Cantonal Bank (BCN).
The energy transition is not a cost, but an economic opportunity
"The rise of renewable energy and the reduction of our consumption of oil and gas have allowed Switzerland to avoid 31 billion francs in fossil fuel imports over the past fifteen years," says Pierrette Rey, spokesperson for WWF Switzerland.
Coal, the big winner of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz
Faced with soaring gas prices, several countries — including China and India — have substituted coal for gas to produce their electricity, as highlighted by the latest semiannual report of the International Energy Agency (IEA).
The 1,2,4-triazole: a new chemical compound under surveillance in the Lake
According to Henri Klunge, newly elected deputy in the canton of Vaud and founder of Alcane Conseils, "the presence of this small molecule in the drinking water should remind us that our activities are not without consequences nor without risks for the environment."
"Crowdfunding allows people to actively participate in the energy transition"
Interview with Lukas Krienbuehl, a member of the executive team and head of communications and crowdfunding at Solarify.