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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How Sonoco Navigates the Future of Sustainable Packaging

6 days ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

Municipal solid waste generation is predicted to grow from 2.1 billion tonnes in 2023 to 3.8 million tonnes by 2050 according to UNEP. Packaging waste can make up as much as 40% of this. Sonoco is a leading provider of packaging, including items like paperboard cans. Scott Byrne, Vice President of Global Sustainability at Sonoco, plays a leading role in shaping the future of circular packaging.
How Elea Data Centers will Boost AI with Renewables

6 days ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

In 2026, Rio Al City is expected to initiate operations with an initial energy capacity of 1.5 GW. This development is part of the Rio de Janeiro City Hall’s ambition to innovate and revitalise urban areas, with its energy supply being fully renewable and certified. The data centre will incorporate waterless systems to address the escalating demands of AI on the global data centre sector.
Foxconn: The Company Making iPhones & Mitsubishi EVs

6 days ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

Mitsubishi Motors has signed a memorandum of understanding with Foxtron, the EV-focussed subsidiary of tech giant Foxconn. The companies plan to produce EVs for Australia and New Zealand, set to be released in the second half of 2026. These vehicles will be manufactured in Taiwan by Yulon Motor Co. and feature “excellent driving performance as an EV”, Mitsubishi Motors says.
Inside Smart Campus' Sustainable Data Centre

6 days ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

AI is exploding and data centres must follow to keep up with demand. AI data centres are built to manage the increasing surge of AI workloads – but with greater technology demand, comes greater challenges. It is no secret that sustainability has been an increasing concern with data centres, particularly around cooling technology to maintain energy use.
Hyundai & Equinix: Could Cool Tech Drive Consumers to EVs?

6 days ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

Automotive manufacturer Hyundai is collaborating with Equinix to enhance its in-car systems. Hyundai’s innovative HCloud platform is a multi-cloud solution designed to deliver advanced, real-time processing, personalised user experiences and in-car connectivity. It is part of a wider transition for Hyundai as it pivots towards software-defined vehicles and electrification.
How Could the US-UK Trade Deal Affect Sustainability?

6 days ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

The US and UK have agreed to a substantial trade deal that could affect sustainability in a variety of ways. Ethanol entering the UK from the US will face no tariffs under a new trade deal between the two countries. This renewable biofuel can reduce emissions and use of fossil fuels. Tariffs on cars, including EVs, have been cut from 17.5% to 10% on a quota of 100,000 UK cars. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said: “The new global era demands a government that steps up, not stands aside.
Why has Ørsted Scrapped a Huge UK Wind Project?

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

Ørsted has decided to scrap Hornsea 4, an offshore wind farm project proposed to sit 69km off the Yorkshire coast in England. This initiative, set to be the fourth in the Hornsea zone, was expected to generate up to 2.4 GW of renewable energy, a significant boost to the UK's sustainable energy landscape. Hornsea 4 was granted consent in July 2023 and received its contract for difference (CfD) in September 2024.
Will AWS' South American Expansion be Sustainable?

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

Amazon has unveiled plans for Amazon Web Services (AWS) to establish a new infrastructure Region in Chile by late 2026. This development is set to reinforce AWS's commitment to sustainable practices while addressing the growing demand for cloud services across Latin America. With an investment exceeding US$4bn, AWS intends to build and maintain data centres in Chile.
How has DP World Managed to Cut its Emissions by 15%?

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

DP World is one of the world’s largest logistics operators and its sustainability efforts are helping to reduce Scope 3 emissions across tens of thousands of supply chains. The company has reduced its emissions by 15% since 2022 and now sources 65% of its electricity from renewable sources according to its 2024 ESG Report. “The journey to a sustainable future is critical,” says Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, DP World’s Group Chairman and CEO, in the report.
SCM Leaders Forum: HP's Supply Chain Sustainability

1 week ago | sustainabilitymag.com | Jasmin Jessen

Over the course of two days, Industry IoT's SCM Leaders Forum brought together supply chain, manufacturing and sustainability's finest for a series of engaging presentations and discussions. Attendees at the impressive HP Innovation Centre in Barcelona heard from inspiring leaders representing Achilles, Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, Danone, L'Oréal and McKinsey, among others.