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Investors brace themselves for a future of higher oil prices

With the global economy set to face 'the biggest energy crisis in history' investors remain divided over the long-term fallout of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz

By Mona Dohle

Santa Marta pushes for fossil fuel phaseout- but steps short of fresh finance commitments

More than 50 governments, including key fossil fuel producers such as Canada, Brazil, Norway, Colombia and Nigeria, have gathered in Santa Marta, Colombia, over the past five days with the aim of setting out a clearer roadmap for fossil fuel phaseouts

Trump’s trade war unintentionally accelerated Toronto’s energy transition

A trail of city council documents reveals Mayor Chow’s push for electrification in response to US protectionism

Policy

The war in Iran is bolstering the case for renewables-led electrification

Research

Passing the climate baton: how Asia picks up the pace on net zero

Policy

TotalEnergies abandons US offshore wind, redirects $1bn to oil and gas

SFDR 2.0: 40% of Article 9 funds at risk of breaching proposed exclusion rules

Exclusion criteria for sustainable funds will put asset manager claims under pressure, new research shows

By Atharva Deshmukh

The war in Iran exacerbates turbulence in Europe’s carbon market

UK government backs renewables push amid energy crisis

Chubb faces lawsuit over excluded climate proposal

Sustained oil price surge ‘unlikely’, investors say as European oil shares rally

SFDR 2.0: Europe’s fund labelling reform has transition blind spots that need fixing

“Being data driven doesn’t mean we don’t take sides” IEA chief says as US threatens exit

Policy

Could legal challenges block the EPA’s move to roll back greenhouse gas rules?

Insurance

BoE urges banks and insurers to make climate risk management ‘decision-useful’

Sovereign Wealth

EU pitches renewables-led energy independence plan at Davos

“Better to be roughly right than precisely wrong”: IoFA issues warning against mainstream climate models

New analysis from the UK’s Institute and Faculty of Actuaries and University of Exeter shows global warming is accelerating faster than expected, with models lagging behind

Policy

‘Historic win’: UK to procure record-breaking 8.4GW offshore wind capacity

Pensions

Climate fiduciaries: part III – mind the model gap

Pensions

Climate fiduciaries: part II – the duty of even-handedness

Defined Contribution

Climate fiduciaries: part I – the climate prisoner’s dilemma

Policy