'Orange Nature': Mobile giant injects €50m into carbon removal projects in support of net zero target

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The €50m Orange Nature fund will provide returns exclusively in carbon credits
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The €50m Orange Nature fund will provide returns exclusively in carbon credits

Telecommunications firm has set up a new fund dedicated to investing in reforestation and nature restoration

Telecommunications giant Orange has this week launched a €50m carbon fund to create carbon credits that will help the company achieve its 2040 net zero target. The fund, dubbed "Orange Nature", has...

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