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| | | ... Goldman Sachs Asset Management is part of that first phase, which will see the super fund target a 24% reduction in carbon emissions across Qantas Super's investment portfolio by 2025, from a baseline of 30 June 2020. "Climate change represents a risk ... |
| | | | ... heels of the SEC proposing sweeping new rules stipulating that US listed companies will be required to report on carbon emissions, climate-related goals and transition plans and climate-related risk assessment. As part of the proposed rules, companies ... |
| | | | ... carbon neutral by 2050 world, there is more investment appetite in that. Some managers are also looking to have a carbon emissions overlay, and their products have to price those carbon credits. "We are also seeing more products linked to the Sustainable ... |
| | | | ... technology and services can yield not only technology gains, but also assist Australian companies in reducing carbon emissions, according to research from Deloitte. In a recent report, Deloitte noted that cloud-based technologies are "five times more ... |
| | | | ... environmental risk they can take on. It's like a budget - increasingly, over time, you need a trajectory to cut your carbon emissions, or we are not going to fund you." First Sentier research suggests that companies' management of ESG-related issues ... |
| | | | ... statement. "Electric calcination, when powered with renewable energy, has the potential to significantly reduce carbon emissions." Electrification of calciners would allow for residual energy, currently lost as steam, to be captured and reused, which ... |
| | | | ... 's 2021 roundtable on the r oad to net zero 2050, noting that Cbus Super's goal was to seek the removal of carbon emissions in underlying assets, rather than just removing carbon risk to portfolio by divesting from the heaviest emitters. |
| | | | QIC has upped the ante on its 2028 net zero carbon emissions goals for its real estate holdings by adding its more than $300 million office fund to the commitment. The $328 million QIC Office Fund (QOF) is part of QIC's $17.2 billion real estate portfolio ... |
| | | | ... sides of the same coin." Measuring biodiversity destruction and impacts is far more complicated than measuring carbon emissions or climate risk, said Emma Herd, a partner at EY's Climate Change and Sustainability Services (CCaSS) practice. "There ... |
| | | | US listed companies will be required to report on carbon emissions, climate-related goals and transition plans and climate-related risk assessment under draft rules from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). As part of the proposed rules ... |
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