Climate and Capital Media

Climate & Capital Media is an international media organization dedicated to linking investors with entrepreneurs focused on tackling climate change. Our worldwide news platform creates compelling and well-researched profiles that provide valuable insights into investment opportunities and leadership within the rapidly expanding sector of businesses committed to addressing global warming and fostering a sustainable economy. We emphasize not just climate-focused businesses and technologies, but also the importance of public policy and accountability. We pay special attention to the new generation of entrepreneurial leaders who will influence the future global landscape. Additionally, we offer a practical business directory highlighting key individuals and organizations involved in climate change solutions.

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Climate setbacks will not derail the green transition

1 week ago | climateandcapitalmedia.com | Ani Dasgupta

At a moment when all countries need to raise their ambition on climate action, the opposite seems to be happening. Headline after headline shows lackluster progress and rolled-back commitments. For one, climate change was a low priority for voters in 2024’s global wave of elections; only the UK elected a government that ran on a platform of climate ambition. Overseas development aid is decreasing — down an estimated 9-17% in 2025 — due to budget cuts in Europe and the dramatic dismantling of USAID.
How green license plates helped fuel China’s EV revolution

2 weeks ago | climateandcapitalmedia.com | Andrew Chang

If you want to see the future of driving, look no further than the traffic in Beijing. You will see that every car has either a green or a white license plate. It’s a big deal, and we will shortly tell you why. But first, some history. Not long ago, the city was in a constant state of gridlock, enveloped in the exhaust of millions of gas-powered cars, with air so thick with smog that skyscrapers disappeared into a gray haze.
Building big business from climate-fueled disasters

2 weeks ago | climateandcapitalmedia.com | John Howell

Here is a climate finance riddle. Why are insurance companies posting record profits even as climate-related losses from natural disasters reach historic highs? Despite a $182 billion price tag for losses due to weather-related disasters in the US last year, property and casualty insurers reported a near-doubling of their earnings over 2023. After-tax profits of the industry totaled $171 billion last year, compared to $92 billion the previous year.
The race to supercharge solar power

3 weeks ago | climateandcapitalmedia.com | Andrew Chang

With a few billion years before our sun is due for its next phase in life, it is safe to say that there is no shortage of solar power available for our use. However, a key issue that has consistently plagued solar power since its inception in 1883 by Charles Fritts is efficiency. The earliest solar cells could only capture and reuse 1% of the solar energy that hit them, with most modern variants averaging between 20%–25% efficiency.
How China's green ambitions play out in financial practices

3 weeks ago | climateandcapitalmedia.com | Moriah Costa

In the second part of this two-part profile, we look at how China is taking the lead on green finance regulation and the role its central bank has played. Read part one. With China’s government setting clear goals on curbing emissions and tackling climate change, green financial regulation has become a huge focus for its central banks and regulators.
What American voters can learn from Australia

3 weeks ago | climateandcapitalmedia.com | Peter McKillop

Americans love to make fun of Australians. They have an odd accent. Their country is home to a variety of strange animals, including some truly terrifying snakes and spiders. And they will never live down the comedic frontier caricature created by the Crocodile Dundee movies. But look at who’s laughing now. Last month, Australians overwhelmingly rejected Trump-like conservatives, delivering a landslide win for the incumbent Labor Party and its progressive allies.
How Australia’s voters deliver a landslide for climate-friendly candidates

4 weeks ago | climateandcapitalmedia.com | Blair Palese

Editor’s note: Blair is co-founder of Climate & Capital Media and, as the founder of Climate Capital Forum (no association with CCM), is one of Australia’s most influential climate activists. For the past four years, she has reported extensively on Australian politics and climate change for CCM and The Guardian. Her earlier reporting is highlighted in links throughout the story. SYDNEY, Australia — What do Australia, Canada, Germany and Greenland have in common?
How China presses ahead as climate leader, even as the West wobbles

1 month ago | climateandcapitalmedia.com | Moriah Costa

Plotting out long-term goals with policy support has put the country on a steady transition trajectory In the first of a two-part profile of the world’s second-largest economy, the reasons for China’s lead on green finance and regulation come under the microscope. As the US pulls back from its climate policies, China is looking to become a leader in the energy transition and has already taken steps to expand its influence on green finance.
A perfect storm for US agriculture

1 month ago | climateandcapitalmedia.com | John Howell

It’s planting time in America’s rural heartland, those states in the Midwest, the Great Plains, and the Mid-South Delta regions that make up the nation’s “breadbasket.” But this year the usual spring optimism that fuels farmers is subdued by the increasingly extreme weather, compounded by inflation, uncertainty around federal government farm support policies and most profoundly — by a new world of reciprocal tariffs that threatens billions in US agriculture exports.
Asia climate deals: Vietnam EV snubs USA for $2 billion EV plant

1 month ago | climateandcapitalmedia.com | Kari Huus

Vietnam EV snubs USA for $2 billion EV plantNasdaq-listed VinFast prepares the startup of a new facility in India in June, and postpones a planned $4 billion investment in the US until 2028. Outlook BusinessInvestors ink E-motorbikes deal in IndonesiaEcoSecurities group will finance the dissemination of several hundred thousand domestically made e-bikes for commercial use across Indonesia.