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Some observers of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) annual gathering in Davos this week noted that discussions skewed more towards AI and peace than climate and environment - but there were several major green economy announcements nonetheless. Here, we round up ten of them, exclusively for edie members.

The World Economic Forum has announced the launch of a new alliance to provide a platform for developing economies to raise awareness about their clean energy needs, share best practices and sustainably accelerate their energy transitions.The ...

World Economic Forum Transitioning Industrial Clusters initiative includes 20 clusters in 10 countries committed to reaching net zero.

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The stories shaping the Global, Regional and Industry agendas

The stories shaping the Global, Regional and Industry agendas

A new report from the World Economic Forum finds that US$13.5 trillion in investments will be needed by 2050 to transition to a more sustainable future

GENEVA-- The decarbonization of eight production, energy and transport sectors requires an investment of $13.51 between now and 2050 in clean power, clean

The World Economic Forum said $13.5 trillion investment is needed to decarbonize hard-to-abate key industries and achieve the net-zero target. WEF