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Big tech has "inconsequential" carbon emissions planning: Research

BY RIDDHIMA TALWANI | WEDNESDAY, 14 JAN 2026 12:26PM

Top technology companies lack in mobilising low-carbon investments through capital expenditure and R&D, even though they have an emissions transition plan and report details under a recognised methodology.

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