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| | | ... reference, Nimbalker said. In terms of potential legislation on supply chain disclosures, any regime would have to be robust enough to yield meaningful clarity from companies, he said, noting that there is a wide range of responses from British companies ... |
| | | | ... Australia started to do an expression of interest for the first impact bond in South Australia, we couldn't jump quick enough," Cox said. "This gives us the ability to transform how we do business. We can build a program for what we think works very ... |
| | | | ... lead. "This substantial solar farm is ideally located in an area of high solar penetration, and will be able to produce enough energy to meet the needs of almost 26,500 homes once it starts generating power later this year." Genex has begun project construction ... |
| | | | ... Zambia, Jordan and El Salvador. When operational, the projects will produce 110MW(AC) of solar generation capacity, producing enough renewable energy to power more than 41,000 homes and will increase NSW's large-scale solar by more than 50%, said Gloria ... |
| | | | ... direct corporate engagement and advocacy," she said. "On both sides, there is a recognition that policy is important but not enough and adequate enforcement is necessary.... What's been really interesting in the last couple of years is there's much more ... |
| | | | ... terms of ESG. The drivers there are all right in front of our eyes. They're a significant capital market. They're a big enough capital market that they have domestic managers that have domestic and int'l clients, and they have the GPIF which is embracing ... |
| | | | ... in New South Wales and one in Western Australia are expected to triple Australia's large-scale solar capacity providing enough energy to power 150,000 average Australian homes." For its part, the CEFC is currently supporting the development of "about ... |
| | | | ... divides between the haves and the have nots are widening, and we are finding more and more that the working poor don't earn enough - that polarisation is growing... It's in everybody's benefits to join hands because these are wicked problems, and no ... |
| | | | ... highly exposed to carbon constraints and will face mounting pressure as investors seek to determine whether they are doing enough to change their capital allocations to curb emissions and align their business strategies to a 2C global warming scenario. ... |
| | | | ... the materiality of risks in some of these areas, such as climate change and human rights. We find that boards haven't had enough time to get their heads around this, and we also find that the existing director courses don't cover this aspect that well. ... |
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