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| | | ... State Common Retirement Fund. The world's largest investor-led engagement initiative on corporate greenhouse gas emissions received backing from asset owners representing US$4.6 trillion in assets. The asset owners said they are "fully committed" ... |
| | | | An Aussie start-up has become the world's largest private markets emissions data network with USD$3.5 trillion AUM. Founded in 2020 Pathzero now has initial emissions data for more than USD$3.5 trillion of the USD$13.1 trillion in global private ... |
| | | | ... includes companies like Woodside Energy, Santos, and Whitehaven Coal, which would be responsible for the majority (59%) of emissions across the index if their expansion plans go ahead. The funds with default options most exposed to these companies were ... |
| | | | Aussie investors ramp up climate action but need to focus on physical climate risks and near-term emissions reduction targets. The Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC) has put out it's State of Net Zero Investment Report for 2024, with data as of ... |
| | | | ... standards into their legal or regulatory frameworks, representing over 40% of global market cap and over half of global emissions. ISSB adoption is particularly strong in emerging markets, with Brazil, Sri Lanka, Nigeria, and Turkey, recently signing ... |
| | | | ... - and a lack of products to meet this demand. 79% want their providers to make a formal commitment to reduce carbon emissions in their funds and 83% want them to commit to protecting biodiversity. Investors want to fund the environment, climate change ... |
| | | | Canberra is at odds with state governments over assessing emissions for coal and gas project approval. Contradictory approvals processes pose a risk of investment security downgrading, responsible investment and sustainability specialist Desiree Lucchese ... |
| | | | ... investment needed to meet net zero. Supporting efficiency and electrification are individually just as important... 30% of emissions come from buildings, and we are able to find much higher quality businesses with greater competitive advantages within ... |
| | | | ... $48m for the Australian Carbon Credit Unit scheme, $170.6m to expediate renewables project approvals, $63.8m to support emissions reduction in the agriculture, $178.6m for renewables employment support and training, and $56m for Building Women's ... |
| | | | ... because of local differences that, as an example, require the use of NGER Scheme legislation to measure greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) emissions." Reporting obligations under the Corporations Act apply to individual entities, meaning that inbound Australian ... |
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