The US EPA’s landmark biofuel rule and a growing push for regenerative agriculture are reshaping global food and energy systems in 2026. For Europe, these developments offer both lessons and urgent strategic questions about sustainable agriculture and supply chain transparency.
Category: Food
EU Climate Policy at a Crossroads: What the 2026 Green Deal Review Reveals
Five years into the EU Green Deal, a major 2026 review reveals both genuine progress and troubling rollbacks in environmental regulation. From carbon markets to sustainability reporting, Europe’s climate policy is being actively reshaped — and the stakes are global.
EU Climate Policy at a Crossroads: What the Industrial Accelerator Act Means for the Green Deal
The European Commission’s proposed Industrial Accelerator Act marks a pivotal moment for EU climate policy, raising urgent questions about the future of the Green Deal. As sustainability reporting rules take effect and carbon markets mature, Europe must decide how to balance industrial ambition with environmental […]
Carbon Markets, Circular Economy, and ESG Reform: What’s Shaping Sustainability in 2026
From India’s landmark carbon market portal to EU ESG rule reforms and Europe’s circular economy advances, 2026 is redefining how governments and businesses approach sustainability. Here’s what’s changing and why it matters.
Regenerative Farming Could Save the UK £150bn — And Europe Is Watching Closely
A new UK report warns that failing to scale regenerative agriculture could cost the economy £150 billion, while unlocking £56bn in natural capital if the transition succeeds. For European food systems, the message is both a warning and a roadmap.
EU Green Deal at a Crossroads: Industrial Accelerator Act Signals a New Balance Between Climate and Competitiveness
The EU’s Industrial Accelerator Act introduces ‘Made in EU’ and low-carbon criteria in public procurement, while sweeping Green Deal simplifications reshape sustainability reporting and carbon markets. Europe is recalibrating — but the direction of travel remains contested.
Solar and Storage Break Records in 2025: What the Global Renewables Surge Means for Europe
The US is on track to install a record 43.4GW of solar in 2026, while Europe’s offshore wind hits new milestones and emerging markets accelerate clean energy adoption. Here’s what the global renewables surge means for energy security and Europe’s green transition.
Regenerative Agriculture Goes Mainstream: Co-Investments, Carbon Markets, and the Fight to Fix Our Food Systems
From US co-investment programmes scaling regenerative agriculture to Brazil’s historic deforestation decline, the global food system is at a turning point. Here’s what these shifts mean for European supply chains, policy, and the future of sustainable farming.
Solar and Storage Break Records in 2025: What the Global Renewables Surge Means for Europe
The US is on track to install a record 43.4GW of solar in 2026, while Europe’s offshore wind hits new milestones and emerging markets accelerate clean energy adoption. Here’s what the global renewables surge means for energy security and Europe’s green transition.
Israel Bombs Iran’s South Pars: Global Energy Crisis Looms – Mar 20, 2026
Israel’s recent bombing of Iran’s South Pars gas field has sent shockwaves through the global energy market, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing US-Israeli conflict with Iran. This event signals the onset of a potential global energy crisis with far-reaching implications. As oil prices […]