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Lufthansa Group has become the first European airline company to join the First Movers Coalition, which aims to make flying and other forms of transport more sustainable.

 The coalition was first launched at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow two years ago.

US President #JoeBiden has announced his intent to appoint two prominent Indian-American corporate leaders, Punit Renjen and Rajesh Subramaniam, to his powerful #ExportCouncil.

Volvo Trucks has partnered with materials supplier Cemex to reduce carbon emissions in the concrete industry by producing electric vocational trucks..

Volvo Trucks adds electric cement mixer to heavy-duty line-up

Volvo Trucks is one of the brands looking to change the logistics sector with emission-free vehicles. The company recently announced that it delivered it...

Volvo Trucks has supplied CEMEX with its first fully electric and zero exhaust emission heavy-duty concrete mixer truck. The battery electric truck is the latest development of an agreement signed between Volvo and CEMEX in 2021, on global collaboration in electromobility solutions to achieve reduced carbon emissions and improved productivity....

The First Movers Coalition is driving low-carbon technology development in heavy industry and long-distance transport sectors.

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], December 21 (ANI/GPRC): RMZ Corp, one of Asia's largest privately owned real estate owners and developers, has become the first Indian real estate company to be one of the first signatories of the First Movers Coalition (FMC). FMC is a global decarbonization initiative launched by the World Economic Forum and the US government during COP26. At COP27 in Egypt, the 65-member coalition committed USD 12 billion to commercialize zero-carbon technologies and cut emis...

First in HVAC industry to announce purchase agreements with two major U.S. steel companies Trane Technologies (NYSE: TT), a global climate innovator, today announced it will further reduce the carbon

From construction and engineering to real estate and developers, newly announced First Mover companies have committed to purchasing at least 10 per cent near-zero cement and concrete per year by 2030.