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| | | ... restricted their cover for Arctic drilling and shale oil, and Swiss Re is gradually withdrawing cover for the world's 10% most carbon-intensive oil and gas production by 2023. "One challenge generally is that oil and gas industry is still a bigger part ... |
| | | | Australian companies are "well below their global peers" in reporting and setting targets on carbon emissions, waste and water reductions, according to Refinitiv. Jamie Coombs, performance director - Asia, Refinitiv Refinitiv has released Financing ... |
| | | | ... of key externalities to "accelerate private and public sector collaboration to develop and approve models that price-in carbon emissions and other ways to incentivise sustainable business practices." |
| | | | ... companies. Both ETFs have a tilt towards "climate leaders" - companies that exhibit best performance in their industries from a carbon emission perspective. Both ETFs screen out companies with material exposure to fossil fuel, gambling, tobacco, armaments ... |
| | | | ... Street Global Advisors. "A growing number of our clients are looking for climate solutions that do more than just reduce carbon exposure. They also want to allocate capital to more sustainable companies generating green revenues and those actively adapting ... |
| | | | ... citizens surveyed in all countries, except nuclear-free New Zealand, are in support of nuclear power as an alternative to carbon. "In the US, currently home to 98 operating nuclear power plants, 46% are for, 25% are against nuclear power," the report ... |
| | | | ... Deirdre Cooper, portfolio manager, Ninety One. "This will expand investment opportunities across all three pathways to a low-carbon future: renewable energy, electrification and energy efficiency. Encouragingly, the EU clearly sees greening the economy ... |
| | | | ... March, versus a -7.77% return for the MSCI World Index over the same period. The strategy also has "little exposure to carbon-intensive businesses such as travel, oil and energy, which have been severely affected by travel restrictions and the steep ... |
| | | | ... thermal coal exclusion. We want to do some research to test that exclusion in its current state as we transition to the low carbon economy. It needs to be backed up by research. That will trigger a review of our exclusions, but will also trigger a review ... |
| | | | ... recovery emerging from the other side of the COVID-19 pandemic. "Really, this is about seizing the opportunity of a low carbon future thru both fundamentally changing modes of generation through renewables, the ability of Australia to become an energy ... |
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