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| | | ... principles when making investment decisions in socially and environmentally sensitive sectors - water, forestry and forests, energy and extractive industries. "Together, these policies and tools are helping us to embed a culture of responsible lending ... |
| | | | ... managers are creating funds that invest in so-called "green bonds" - bonds with investments in projects such as renewable energy developments. While it is possible to source sufficient supply of bonds that are verifiably invested in mitigation and adaptation ... |
| | | | ... chain. Out of the 22 issues that were identified by stakeholders, reputation and market positioning, climate change and energy, carbon pricing, waste and water management, engagement with employees, tenants and customers and stakeholders, housing affordability ... |
| | | | The Clean Energy Future legislation has passed into law, and now that the infrastructure and timeline to creating a market-based mechanism for pricing carbon emissions is reality, so begins the era of carbon as a commodity. Liable companies will need ... |
| | | | ... companies, considered carbon pricing a risk of high impact - these companies were in the Materials, Consumer Discretionary and Energy sectors." This year's report provided insights into how Australian companies are providing disclosure, and the impact ... |
| | | | The Australian Senate has passed the Clean Energy Future legislative package, starting the countdown to the 1 July 2012 launch of a carbon pricing regime. But while businesses have short term certainty with the package's passage, they will still have ... |
| | | | ... well for domestic supply. The issue isn't whether the industry is going to be shut down because there's both sovereign and energy supply risk that means that the industry won't close. The risk is increased regulation and various reputation risks that ... |
| | | | ... management. The EITI pilot will start 1 July 2012 and the AU$500,000 cost will be funded by the Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism. The pilot will be overseen by a steering committee of federal and state government representatives, industry ... |
| | | | ... 94%, up from 82% the previous year. In environmental commitments, Stockland also reported that its overall NABERS Office Energy weighted average across the portfolio was 3.9 stars, an increase of 0.3 over 2010. Two of its retail centres were also assessed ... |
| | | | ... establish talking points for engagement not only with the review panel that will advise on the design of the AU$10bn Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), but also green financing institutions around the world, said Nathan Fabian, IGCC CEO. "The specific ... |
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