Downing’s Lewis: ‘My biggest challenge is to prove ESG makes money’
Lewis discusses an abundance of ESG opportunities within private markets, enforcing COP29 commitments and nature as a ‘mega-trend’
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Electricity: The past five years – and the future
While it has been a sunnier picture for renewables overall, the picture is more nuanced for other areas, writes Liontrust’s Appleby
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Climate technology set to surpass tipping points
Solar PV, wind and utility-scale batteries set to outcompete incumbents
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The shape of things to come: Schroders Capital’s Zappia on the future of sustainable finance
Head of sustainability and impact explains how the group is shaping the future of sustainable finance through private markets
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Labour government ‘continues to put net zero as a central policy’ post-election win
Private sector investment and complimentary policy statements ‘crucial’ to speeding up the process
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Why the world should care about Equinor’s AGM
As Sarasin & Partners’ Landell-Mills discusses if an oil and gas company can align with net zero
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Calls for increased tech investment for heavy industries’ climate transition
With the help of increasing investments in market-ready technologies
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Gravis Q&A: The future of net zero in the UK
Ed Simpson answers questions on UK spending on net zero, diversification and the economic advantages
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US green transition won’t be Trumped by politics
Despite reports to the contrary, Republicans and Democrats are now often united in their support for the green transition, writes ARK’s Rahul Bhushan
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Autumn Statement: £4bn investment to deliver UK net zero
Measures intended to unlock investment in the transition ‘don’t go far enough’
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abrdn’s Smith: Identifying global climate leaders in Asia
‘There are a number of solutions providers who are global leaders in terms of decarbonisation’
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Homegrown solutions key to developing country transitions
Relying on ‘technological aid’ drifting towards the Global South will not be sufficient