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| | | ... score in the A band for their management of carbon emissions. ACCR is considering bringing similar resolutions to Origin Energy's AGM, and Le Couteur pointed out that Origin's AGM is a month after AGL, giving the group time to consider its options. Last ... |
| | | | The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has invested close to AU$500 million in the past 12 months and catalysed a further AU$2.2 billion in other investment in clean technology infrastructure and energy efficiency projects in Australia, CEFC has ... |
| | | | ... to our economies, societies, investments and even civilization on our current trajectory towards what the International Energy Agency calls a catastrophic 4-6oC global warming, the role of insurers is vital." See Also: Climate-aligned bond universe reaches ... |
| | | | ... footprint will be each year. But you can see, for example, if an airliner has a plan to buy a new air plane fleet where the energy efficiency will be better than the old planes, you can make a guess that a company will have a lower carbon footprint. ... |
| | | | ... IGCC chairman. Prior to her role a s head of sustainability at Westpac, Herd worked within the Commodities, Carbon and Energy trading team in financial markets, and coordinated Westpac's policy position and commercial response to the introduction of ... |
| | | | ... constituted the lion's share of climate-aligned bond issuance, at US$418.8 billion, or 70% of the total, followed by clean energy, which made up 20%, or US$118.4 billion. The remaining 10% of bonds came from buildings and industry, agriculture and forestry ... |
| | | | ... agricultural and forest landscapes, and increase agricultural productivity Invest at least US$1 trillion a year in clean energy Raise energy efficiency standards to the global best Implement effective carbon pricing Ensure new infrastructure is climate-smart ... |
| | | | The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has signed a AU$50 million asset finance agreement with non-bank lender Firstmac. Oliver Yates, Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) CEO The agreement will see the CEFC and Firstmac extend personal and ... |
| | | | The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is providing a 12-year $100 million financing deal to Origin Energy, to support Origin's solar power purchase agreements (PPAs) to business and residential customers. CEFC CEO Oliver Yates With the CEFC finance ... |
| | | | Swiss Re Corporate Solutions has written a wind risk hedge for a portfolio of wind farms owned by Infigen Energy, covering six locations in three states and an excess of 500 megawatts of capacity. Jamie Summons, Swiss Re Corporate Solutions' Head of ... |
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