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| | | ... representation overall, by 2025. "We've set ambitious targets to be powered by 100% renewable electricity by 2024 and reach net zero emissions (scope 1 and 2) by 2030," said TWE chief sustainability and external affairs officer Kirsten Gray. "Transferring ... |
| | | | ... although both sets of guidelines are not mandatory, we expect this to change in the near future given Australia's net zero commitments. Q: How do asset owners and fund managers create governance standards around ESG and inspire their organisations? ... |
| | | | ... and communities will impact on people. "Investors are much clearer about what needs to happen with decarbonisation and net zero, but it's the implementation and how it's achieved that's the next step," Reid said. "It is that challenge to ... |
| | | | ... halt if we don't have a plan to modernise the grid," said Peter Cowling, head of Vestas Australia and New Zealand. "Net zero 2050 is a watershed. When I think of, what are the things that the federal government could do to tangibly help to achieve ... |
| | | | Gold miner Evolution Mining is implementing sustainability action related to a net zero target, while also citing water usage, climate risks and social license to operate as key material issues. Evolution Mining, which recently retained their ranking ... |
| | | | ... prepared for, said APRA chair Wayne Byres. "Recent developments, including the Australian government's commitment to net zero emissions by 2050, underscore the trajectory the world is on in response to climate change," Byres said. "Most APRA-regulated ... |
| | | | ... proud of that, but there's still a long way to go," Clowes said. "Our modelling demonstrates that... we can achieve net zero and double the value of red meat sales within our current numbers." Carbon accounting has become more "accessible, accurate ... |
| | | | ... picture emerges that shows much has, indeed, changed. The new story is 2030. As much of the world falls in behind 2050 net zero commitments including, begrudgingly, Australia, a major shift has emerged that recognises that there is no longer time to ... |
| | | | ... "Given the greater emphasis across institutional investing for more sustainable practices and the wider commitment to net zero, this new role is a logical progression for him." O'Gorman said sustainable investment has "too often" been marginalised and ... |
| | | | Global listed infrastructure companies will be key to reaching the goals of the Paris Agreement, but net zero target announcements should be critically examined by investors, according to Maple-Brown Abbott. While many companies have outlined some variation ... |
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