Atharva Deshmukh discusses the highlights of COP30 with Sung-Ah Kyun, associate director and head of policy, research and partnerships at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Antonina Scheer, deputy director, policy at TPI Global Climate Transition Centre at the LSE.
Ahead of COP30, Maria Del Mar Whittaker, chief corporate responsibility officer at Latin America’s Abra Group, says bilateral Article 6 agreements are key to scaling up sustainable aviation fuels (SAF)
Global lenders have provided more than $2bn (£1.6bn) in financing for new oil and gas projects in the Amazon so far this year, with Brazilian and US banks emerging as key backers, while many European lenders have scaled back their involvement
The government of Barbados has successfully completed its first debt-for-climate swap aimed at making the island nation more resilient to climate change
Deforestation is not only terrible for climate and biodiversity, but also poses financial risk to investors
The cost of decommissioning stranded assets could be as high as $8 trillion across conventional and renewable energy sources, new research suggests
Net Zero Investor outlines the main challenges and opportunities for institutional investors
UK investors exchange ideas and experience on stewardship in emerging markets
With energy security topping the global agenda since the start of the Ukraine war, more and more asset owners spot long-term opportunities in clean energy
Industry insiders at Net Zero Investor’s inaugural Natural Capital conference in London discussed carbon credits and long-term income
A panel of asset managers in London discussed the anti-sustainability wind that is currently blowing through the green finance space
A number of net zero insiders in London discussed how to tackle the continuing issue of greenwashing
UN PRI and Church of England Pensions Board behind drive to reform industry in wake of allegations of labour abuses and biodiversity loss.
With Brazil’s incoming president promising to put biodiversity front and centre of his policies, is this time for investors to review how the theme sits in their portfolios?