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| | | ... single largest certified bond in 2022 with US$5.2 billion in certified green issuance across several sectors including solar, wind, marine renewable energy, water infrastructure, low carbon buildings and low carbon transport. Separately, AXA Investment ... |
| | | | ... included in Fortescue's sustaining capital expenditure," Fortescue said. "Studies are underway to optimise the localised wind and solar resources." "There's no doubt that the energy landscape has changed dramatically over the past two years and this ... |
| | | | BlackRock Real Assets has continued its investment in renewable energy assets by acquiring a New-Zealand-based rooftop solar and battery technology provider. BlackRock Real Assets will acquire solarZero via a scheme of arrangement and will commit more ... |
| | | | ... founder Belinda Noble. "Since June it has spent more than $84,000 alone on Australian Facebook ads, most of which show EVs, wind turbines and forests and don't even mention coal." |
| | | | ... see any slowdown during the Trump administration, and this trajectory of building at pace in commercial and industrial and, wind, utility scale solar continues, although it's still a low fraction of the total," Sahely said. "It's growing and ... |
| | | | ... climate change. FM Global estimates that US$300 million in resilience measures could reduce total loss expectancies related to wind, flood and wildfire exposure by more than US$120 billion which, in turn, can magnify their positive impact on customers ... |
| | | | ... future," Australian Ethical chair Steve Gibbs said. Also commenting, Christian Super chair Neville Cox said: "As we look to wind up Christian Super after nearly four successful decades of pioneering values-based investing in Australia, we are pleased ... |
| | | | ... things to 2 degrees or lower, that needs to be addressed. "Building these projects are capital intensive. with solar and wind and renewables, the cost is upfront and low cost on an ongoing basis, whereas with other fossil fuels - less cost upfront and ... |
| | | | Although Australia ranks 107 th out of 130 countries for climate risk exposure, it sits in 20 th place for its ability to address those risks, according to a new ranking from FM Global. The insurer has released the 2022 FM Global Resilience Index, which ... |
| | | | ... by 2040. That requires significant investment, including replacing coal with entirely renewable energy sources, including wind and solar, plus river heat pumps to switch away from coal in the city of Mannheim. It's really exciting and challenging because ... |
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