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Lead DevelopmentFACT · 4/5•10 Sept '26•Via techcrunch

Google buys 1 million rice-methane carbon credits from Mitti Labs

Google has agreed to purchase 1 million carbon credits from Indian climate-tech startup Mitti Labs through 2030, marking the largest publicly announced deal for credits generated from reducing methane emissions in rice farming. The four-year agreement covers rice farms across three Indian states, reaching about 100,000 hectares at peak delivery. Farmers will be paid to reduce flooding duration, cutting methane emissions by about 50% and irrigation water use by about 40%. The deal supports Google's net-zero goal amid rising emissions from AI infrastructure. Mitti Labs uses a GeoAI platform combining satellite radar and field measurements for monitoring. The credits will be certified under Gold Standard or Isometric.

•Google agreed to buy 1 million carbon credits from Mitti Labs through 2030.
•The deal covers rice farms across Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana in India, about 100,000 hectares at peak.
•Technique cuts methane emissions by ~50% and irrigation water use by ~40% without yield loss.

Entities:Google Syngenta Group

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FACT · 4/514 Aug '26· Via Otto Group Investor Relations

Otto Group updates Sustainability-Linked Financing Framework documentation

The Investor Relations section now includes the new Sustainability-Linked Financing Framework (2024) and the associated Second Party Opinion from Moody's Ratings, replacing the previous 2019 Sustainable Finance Framework documents.

Otto Group

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FACT · 4/523 Jul '26· Via techcrunch

Meta Leaves RE100 Amid Natural Gas Buildout

Meta confirmed it has left RE100, a corporate renewable-energy initiative run by the Climate Group, after roughly a decade of membership. The exit coincides with Meta funding at least a dozen natural gas power plants over the past year — including 10 plants for its Hyperion project that together will generate about 7.5 gigawatts. RE100 recently tightened reporting guidance for members, and Meta says it still intends to match its data-center electricity use with 100% clean and renewable energy, typically via energy attribute certificates. Competitors including Apple, Google and Microsoft remain RE100 members.

•Meta confirmed it is no longer part of RE100 after about a decade of membership.
•Over the past year Meta funded the construction of at least a dozen natural gas power plants.
•Meta announced funding for 10 natural gas power plants tied to its Hyperion data center project that will generate about 7.5 gigawatts.

Meta Apple Google Microsoft

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FACT · 4/518 Jul '26· Via Temasek

Temasek publishes 2026 Sustainability Report, Investor Factsheet, and Investor Presentation

The Investor Library page has been updated with new annual documents: Sustainability Report 2026, Investor Factsheet 2026, and Investor Presentation 2026, replacing the 2025 versions.

Temasek

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FACT · 4/518 Jul '26· Via Ingka Group

Ingka Group releases FY25 Annual Summary and Sustainability Report and reports EUR 41.5 billion revenue

IKEA becoming more affordable, accessible and sustainable – serving more customers and delivering EUR 41.5 billion in revenue

Ingka Group

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