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| | | ... interest in the space that we will get there." "Public funding alone is not enough - we need private funding." He also said carbon offsets offer co-benefits - for biodiversity, ecosystems, and communities. And concerns around biodiversity offsets notwithstanding ... |
| | | | ... will remain relatively stable. Decarbonisation technologies are tipped to grow 6-11% per year, mainly driven by EV and carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS) uptake. However, researchers found that on the current trajectory we will overshoot ... |
| | | | ... despite growth in membership, total absolute financed greenhouse gas emissions fell by 3.5% from 221.2 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (mtCO2e) in 2021 to 213.4 mtCO2e in 2022. Members engaged with asset owners as a critical method to drive ... |
| | | | ... head around it, because what you do really matters right now. "It's not you and everybody else needing to reduce your carbon emissions so that we can reduce greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere, you can actually have quite a direct impact.... We really ... |
| | | | ... common ground with the process of identifying climate risks, saying "just as we now understand that apparently harmless carbon emissions are, as they accumulate, wreaking havoc, so we are beginning to understand that modern slavery harms not only its ... |
| | | | ... and opportunities, including investments in sustainable solutions, emerging technologies, renewable energy, and/or low-carbon products. Q: This adaptation process can't happen in isolation - how should investors and companies think about systemic ... |
| | | | ... 2023. Investors are also looking to technologies with higher potential to reduce emissions, such as green hydrogen and carbon capture and storage (CCS). Solar power's share of investment is up 24%, green hydrogen is up 64%, and CCS is up 39% since 2022 ... |
| | | | ... commented: "Net zero in real assets is not merely a goal, but a necessity. It requires a collective commitment to reduce carbon footprints and drive sustainability in the built environment. GRESB participants stand at the forefront of this movement ... |
| | | | ... much of that is about remuneration, boards and those types of things, and more recently, managing exposures and pricing carbon. "Everyone has to get behind the government to give them the courage muscle to do what needs to happen and then and only then ... |
| | | | ... corporate boards have a strong understanding of ESG risks affecting their companies, just a quarter report a robust sense of carbon emissions and even less of their company's climate risk or strategy. Half (51%) of directors say their board is adequately ... |
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