What is shifting the dynamics of the renewable energy sector?
‘Shifting the global focus and trend away from the traditional infrastructure towards clean energy transition’
Renewable Energy
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What is shifting the dynamics of the renewable energy sector?
Shifting the global focus and trend away from the traditional infrastructure towards clean energy transition.
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Japan is getting serious about going green
SuMi TRUST’s senior economist takes a look at Japan’s decarbonisation drive
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Net-zero future: How the oil and gas sector is evolving
O&G majors are generally more ambitious in their renewable energy policies but all are falling short of limiting global average temperatures
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G20 countries ‘double down’ on fossil fuel funding for Covid recovery
The G20 had pledged $641bn to energy sector recovery funding, with 45% of this directed to fossil fuels
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The skills gap in the clean energy transition
Renewable energy industry populated by professionals with skills and experience narrowly focused on specific technologies and specialisms
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Renewable income robust during pandemic
AIC’s Annabel Brodie-Smith discusses the role investment companies play in the path to net zero
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L&G expands residential accommodation net-zero commitment
Net-zero retirement community will ‘benefit society and environment’
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Green Dream with Whitehelm’s Tonkin: Inside the infrastructure sector’s transition to renewable energy
Manager of the Whitehelm Capital Listed Core Infrastructure Fund, Ursula Tonkin, explains why she looks for ‘boring’ companies
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11 green stocks set for ‘valuation bump’
Recovery plays set to benefit from $3trn EU green stimulus, according to Bloomberg
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Wind and solar opportunities as China plans to clean up its environment
ASI’s David Smith says there are ‘colossal’ opportunities in the ‘value chain’ of green industries in China
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Race to net zero: Renewable energy, offsets and carbon capture will be integral
Bloomberg Intelligence report says despite three-fold increase in company net-zero pledges, we are still creeping towards 1.5 degree Paris Agreement threshold