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| | | ... Dawson said. "In some states, we pass costs of energy and water consumption on to the tenant in the lease, and if we don't control the costs, we lose market share. In Queensland, we pay for those costs ourselves, so we directly benefit from reduction ... |
| | | | ... resilient themes - transport, energy, finance, buildings and industry, agriculture and forestry and waste and pollution control to derive the list. Transport bonds dominated the list of climate-themed bonds, representing 79%. Clean energy and climate ... |
| | | | ... accountant from The South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (SAICA), and an independent non-executive director of Control Instruments Group Ltd. and of Coronation Fund Managers Ltd. She is a member of the Education Advisory Group to the International ... |
| | | | ... the basis of the bond's return calculation. "Measuring the progress has been a tricky one, because you have to have a control group," Sandy Blackburn-Wright, the then-head of social innovation at Westpac told The Sustainability Report in June, when The ... |
| | | | ... energy management technology platform to monitor and report on energy usage. "EnergyLink is a real-time monitoring and control system for anyone spending $20,000 or more on power per year," Armstrong said. "It's really kind of a low-cost alternative ... |
| | | | ... gauging political risk, those risks were underestimated. "The working group felt that Moody's, S&P and Fitch, which together control about 95% of the global market for credit ratings, underestimated or overlooked the importance of corruption," the paper ... |
| | | | ... performance, or failure; [and] full vesting of options and performance rights in the event of a takeover or change of control in the company, irrespective of how far into the vesting period the options are and whether or not performance hurdles have ... |
| | | | ... resilient themes - transport, energy, finance, buildings and industry, agriculture and forestry and waste and pollution control to derive the list. Transport bonds dominated the list of climate-themed bonds, representing 79%. Clean energy and climate ... |
| | | | ... to the methodology that Regnan developed, all of these subsectors had greater risk exposure than they had policies to control those risks. "There is no consistency to disclosures or policies," McIvor said. "The approaches are quite disparate - even within ... |
| | | | ... energy supply issues. This is where the power of the city really has an impact, because a lot of cities don't necessarily control the source of their energy supply, or they have some power but not a lot, so they're at the mercy of private sector providers ... |
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