Sustainability Magazine

Sustainability Magazine serves as a ‘Digital Community’ focused on the global sustainability sector, linking leading sustainable brands and initiatives with key decision-makers. It highlights the newest trends as the sustainability market shifts toward technology and digital innovation. Recognized as a ‘trusted authority,’ Sustainability Magazine provides up-to-date news on sustainability. It features insightful interviews with industry leaders and showcases recent case studies on topics such as Sustainable Transformation, Renewable Energy, automation and AI, and supply chain sustainability.

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Seagate: More than US$5bn Needed for Cleaner Data Centres

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

A report from Seagate Technology shows a disconnect between the sustainability ambitions of organisations and their actual procurement practices. As data centres grapple with the environmental ramifications of AI-driven growth, this gap becomes increasingly pronounced. The study indicates that while 96.7% of UK businesses acknowledge the environmental impact of data storage, a mere 6.7% consider low environmental impact as a primary factor in their purchasing decisions.
Arcadis: How to React to EU Omnibus Sustainability Changes

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

The EU Omnibus Package has caused waves in sustainability with the clock currently stopped on the CSRD and CSDDD. These regulations have been in the pipeline for years, and sudden changes have caused turbulence in businesses that were preparing to report under these directives.
How atNorth & Kesco will Reduce Data Centre Emissions

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

As global digital demand continues to increase, energy and emissions reduction is vital as the data centre industry continues to tackle its growing environmental impact. atNorth has initiated a partnership with the Finnish retail conglomerate Kesko Corporation centred around sustainability. The collaboration will see waste heat from atNorth’s FIN02 data centre in Espoo repurposed to heat a nearby Kesko store.
How Schneider Electric Helps Businesses Future-Proof

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

From offices to homes and gyms, much of daily life in the modern world revolves around buildings. The buildings sector accounts for 37% of global energy-related emissions, so changes in this area could make a big difference to businesses’ environmental footprint. Regulations around the world are mandating greener buildings, and the Real Estate Board of New York estimates that around 3,700 properties in the city may face building non-compliance charges of up to US$200m annually.
Why is Google Accelerating Geothermal Energy in Taiwan?

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

Geothermal power holds the potential to address 15% of global electricity demand growth by 2050 according to the International Energy Agency (IEA), but it currently supplies less than 1% of global demand. As technology advances and costs decrease, geothermal energy presents a promising solution to rising energy needs without increasing emissions. Google has signed the first corporate PPAs for geothermal energy in Taiwan with developer Baseload Capital.
Five Years of Siemens Energy: The Future of Cleaner Power

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

Siemens Energy's technology underpins approximately one-sixth of the world's energy output. Although Siemens Energy was officially founded five years ago, its legacy extends back to 1847 with Siemens' original establishment. This long-standing history in energy innovation continues to propel Siemens Energy in its mission to support the global energy transition.
From Dell to General Motors: Meet CSO Cassandra Garber

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Charlie King

Motoring giant General Motors is welcoming a new Chief Sustainability Officer – and she is certainly not new to sustainability leadership. Cassandra Garber takes up the role at the US-based automotive company on 22 April 2025 having announced her departure from Dell on 10 April. “Next week I start as the new Chief Sustainability Officer at General Motors,” Cassandra shared on Linkedin. “After nearly four fantastic years at Dell Technologies, I’m now trading keyboards for dashboards.
Diversity & Circularity: Blue Origin’s All-Women Crew

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

Spaceflight has moved from a staple of science-fiction to an industry lifting off nearly every day. The launch industry has the potential to both support impactful good for humanity and damage the environment. When Apollo 11 took humans to the moon for the first time, only the command module containing the astronauts returned to Earth – other parts were discarded. While in the past most rockets were designed as single-use vehicles, Blue Origin is one of the companies changing this.
Schneider Electric: Circularity’s Opportunities & Challenges

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Charlie King

Frédéric Godemel has spent more than 30 years at Schneider Electric, working across diverse markets including China, the UAE and France. In his current role as Executive Vice President of Energy Management, he leads the company’s efforts to help transform how energy is produced, managed and consumed. His main focus is on driving innovation through Electricity 4.0, where digital technologies and electricity converge to create smarter, more sustainable energy solutions.
Azets Bucks Downward Trends with Expanded ESG Investment

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | James Darley

International business advisory group Azets has announced it is strengthening its commitment to sustainability despite a growing trend of companies scaling back ESG investments. The firm has placed environmental, social and governance priorities at the heart of its long-term strategy, contrasting with the gradual global corporate retreat from such pledges. Chris Horne, Azets’ CEO, is a believer in maintaining momentum on sustainability initiatives. "This is no time to slow down.