Fedor Sukhoi, Author at Impakter

Chinese companies started as parts manufacturers, which led them to being able to leverage the position of cheaper parts to create the full cars themselves

Since the start of the decade the EV market has grown close to tenfold. An amusing novelty starting to gain...

ESG news regarding U.S.-China highly anticipated summit, EU Commission testing its AI act in practice, E.ON emerging as a potential biggest UK energy supplier, and BBVA reporting record success in sustainable finance.

US-China Summit Will Span Far Beyond Taiwan

May 12, 2026

Today’s ESG Updates US-China Summit Expectations: The upcoming Trump–Xi meeting in Beijing is increasingly focused on preventing geopolitical tensions across...

ESG news regarding EU deforestation law adjustment, India’s record power demands amid heat outside, Minnesota versus the DOJ on emissions regulation, and U.S. biofuel targets straining biodiesel supply.

EU Removes Leather Industry From Deforestation Law

byFedor Sukhoi

May 5, 2026

Today’s ESG Updates EU Deforestation Law Narrowed: Updated rules focus on industries directly driving forest loss, while easing compliance requirements...

ESG news regarding Meta betting on space-based solar energy, Protests in Balkan countries against gas infrastructure, 60 countries meeting to discuss fossil fuel phase-out, and Amazon-backed company achieving a billion dollar IPO.

Meta Signs a Deal to Secure 1GW of Power

byFedor Sukhoi

April 28, 2026

Today’s ESG Updates Meta Moves Upstream on Energy Supply: A space-based solar deal signals a shift from buying power to...

The Oil Crisis Is Fueling a Surge in EV Interest — But Is That Translating Into Sales?

byFedor Sukhoi

April 24, 2026

Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz in late February 2026 — retaliation for US and Israeli strikes on its...

The history repeats itself regularly, and the crisis connected with 3G and first mobile network operators has a lot of similarities with the current AI market

Is Big Tech Replaying the 3G Bubble With AI?

byFedor Sukhoi

April 22, 2026

In late July 2000, six of Europe's largest telecommunications companies gathered to bid for something they couldn't see, touch, or...

ESG news regarding EU tackling jet fuel shortage, Apple boasting environmental progress in its latest reporting, UK’s response to the oil crisis, and US company acquiring Brazil’s biggest rare earth mining company

The EU Searches For a Solution to a Jet Fuel Crisis

byFedor Sukhoi

April 21, 2026

Today’s ESG Updates EU Drafts an Urgent Plan to Find Jet Fuel: European aviation is exceptionally vulnerable to the current...

ESG news regarding UK steel tariffs risking manufacturing competitiveness, JPMorgan securing forest-based carbon removal credits amid quality concerns, Lufthansa facing repeated strikes due to structural labor shortages, and Rolls-Royce advancing small modular reactors with UK government backing despite uncertain economics.

New UK Tariffs on Steel Threatens the Industry

byFedor Sukhoi

April 14, 2026

Today’s ESG Updates UK Steel Tariffs Risk Harming Manufacturers: Stricter import limits and tariffs up to 50% could raise costs...

ESG news regarding Serbia-Hungary oil pipeline under explosive threat, BP reformatting its transition strategy, South Korea’s struggles to import oil, and Big Tech data centres hitting all of the imaginable limits

Hungarian-Serbian Oil Pipeline Disrupted With Explosives Found

byFedor Sukhoi

April 7, 2026

Today’s ESG Updates Explosives Found in Serbia Near Oil Pipeline: The move comes just before Hungary’s elections and amid rising...

Nearly Half the World’s Power Capacity Is Now Renewable — What That Really Means

byFedor Sukhoi

April 3, 2026

The numbers landing from the new International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) report, "Renewable Capacity Statistics 2026," show significant and encouraging...