‘Net zero’ oil firms sell dirty assets to private market
Divesting can take away the option of engaging high-carbon companies to do better
Energy Transition
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‘Net zero’ oil firms sell dirty assets to private market
Divesting can take away the option of engaging high-carbon companies to do better
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‘Net zero’ oil firms are selling their dirty assets: What are the ESG implications?
Divesting can take away the option of engaging high-carbon companies to do better
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JPM, Wellington among $200m of new investments in energy data biz
Arcadia aims to show people where their electricity comes from and help them decarbonize
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Nuclear should take centre stage at COP27
Federated Hermes’ Kukuljan believes it provides a credible decarbonisation solution
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Nuclear should take centre stage at COP27
Federated Hermes’ Kukuljan believes it provides a credible decarbonisation solution
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Focus on greenwashing obscures bigger problem of complacency
There is a strong case for ratings firms to sell raw data rather than final scores
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Focus on greenwashing obscures bigger problem of complacency
There’s too much complacency when it comes to ESG, driven by the fact that it’s much easier to simply accept a score and move on
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Oil industry climate reporting gaps a problem for investors
Columbia University report finds what companies disclose varies, even when using the same framework
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Time to get our houses in order for the energy transition
Ninety One’s Graeme Baker discusses the decarbonization of the construction industry
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Time to get our houses in order for the energy transition
Ninety One’s Graeme Baker discusses the decarbonisation of the construction industry
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Volatility enhances energy transition equities
The driving forces behind the energy transition remain intact despite multiple macro-economic crises, believes Schroders