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In 2025, geopolitical turbulence and energy-market volatility made the case for a secure, affordable energy transition clearer than ever. 

We Mean Business Coalition and its partners worked to keep business action moving: amplifying a unified business voice, strengthening engagement with policymakers and supporting practical action across sectors and geographies. 

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As we reflect on Climate Week NYC, where conversations often focussed on practical solutions and what it takes for companies to deploy them, see this month’s sign...


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Governments have joined forces to accelerate access to sustainable cooling and cut emissions as the Kigali Amendment marks its tenth anniversary. Rwanda, alongside Brazil and the United Kingdom (as Climate and Clean Air Coalition Co-Chairs), put forward a new Ministerial Communiqué, which sets out action on energy-efficient cooling, climate-warming HFCs and refrigerant manageme...

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Maria Mendiluce, CEO, We Mean Business Coalition said:

“Methane abatement and energy security are not opposing goals. Methane lost through leaks and flaring is wasted energy. Cutting those emissions can mean more product captured and used, while also delivering one of the fastest available reductions in near-term warming. Delaying implementation should...


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Beyond Alliance and the Carbon Containment Lab launch the Superpollutant Roadmap for Corporate Action at Climate Week NYC, showing companies how to deploy the “emergency brake” on climate change

NEW YORK – September 23, 2026 – As the world overshoots the 1.5°C threshold and conventional CO₂ pathways move too slowly to change that trajectory in the coming decad...


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