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| | | ... and tenant demand to reduce carbon emissions. "Our survey of industrial REITs found most prefer to own, and therefore control, solar panels rather than outsource to a third party. "The REIT landlords indicated that the return on investment over the useful ... |
| | | | ... lot," Cooper said. "The problem with product emissions is that businesses carry a lot of risk for things they don't control but they're still responsible for them. Those risks will come back and affect your business. This is the case for energy ... |
| | | | ... vote tally has not been finalised as of publication. As of publication, the Republican Party looked on track to retain control of the Senate, while the Democratic Party retained control of the House, with precise numbers of the party splits still being ... |
| | | | ... about the changes that are underway," Philip said. "If you do that, you can think about structural change to have some control over the transition. If you leave it too late, it can become catastrophic. We model a transition not a cliff. Nobody is saying ... |
| | | | Both Republicans and Democrats recognise the need for and the stimulative benefit of infrastructure investment, particularly when fiscal spending is needed during recession. However, even before COVID-19, there was an urgent need for spending on American ... |
| | | | The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is investing up to $30 million in program to deliver home energy systems to social housing tenants in South Australia. The project will see the installation of solar and battery storage systems across more ... |
| | | | Listed companies that are led by founders can demonstrate resilient value generation because of an alignment to long-term return, but a focus on long-term governance at founder-led companies is not always correlated to environmental and social out-performance. ... |
| | | | ... based on the principle that Indigenous Peoples own and determine the value of their tangible and intangible heritage and control that heritage and determine who has access to it, HESTA said. Blakey said HESTA expected company boards to have oversight ... |
| | | | Strong gains in healthcare stocks mean not only financial return, but also returns linked to positive impacts aligned to the Sustainable Development Goals, according to global fund manager American Century Investments. The American Century Health Care ... |
| | | | ... Australia. Australia was recognised for its strength in a number of drivers related to supply chain resilience including control of corruption (ranked 14), supply chain visibility (ranked 22) and quality of infrastructure (ranked 31). "There are a number ... |
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