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| | | ... to scrap offshore wind projects if elected. Pearce also cited Chinese EV and solar panel production, noting companies in China that are selling below cost "which is not healthy" but "cannot last forever." As for geopolitical risks, Pearce said that in ... |
| | | | ... conditions for investors and capital to achieve sustainability outcomes and impact." The new companies include Volvo, Ricoh, China Mengniu Dairy Ltd and Acciona. This means the entities commit to publish TNFD-aligned disclosures as part of their annual ... |
| | | | ... investments and pre-marketing to possible investment partners since launch at COP28 in Dubai, in December 2023. Outside of China, less than 15% of global clean energy funding goes to emerging markets. Yet, they represent nearly a third of global emissions ... |
| | | | ... including Costa Rica, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia, and Canada. China's Ministry of Finance recently announced a unified China Sustainability Disclosure Standards System based on the ISSB standards. Australia and the UK have both pushed back climate-related ... |
| | | | ... Interplay between Geopolitics, Economics, and Investments'. The top geopolitical risks (and opportunities) this year are: China-Australia relations, Russian aggression, the potential for nuclear conflict, unrest in the Middle East, decarbonisation ... |
| | | | Albanese's Future Made in Australia Act is a much-needed signal to promote competition, resiliency, productivity, and attract capital, investors say. The new on-shore manufacturing laws give the green light for superannuation funds and other institutional ... |
| | | | ... domestic solar photovoltaic (PV) manufacturing was also announced. Australia currently imports around 97% of PV panels from China, energy analyst Tim Buckey said. Buckley, who is director of independent think tank Climate Energy Finance, said the initiative ... |
| | | | ... was the principal economic adviser to Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke from 1983 to 1985, and Australian Ambassador to China from 1985 to 1988. Now he and former ACCC chair Rod Sims have launched the Superpower Institute, which is designed to provide ... |
| | | | ... covering governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics and targets. As the region celebrates the Lunar New Year, mainland China's three main stock markets announced that companies must disclose sustainability data. The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) ... |
| | | | ... Australia and Asia, and the diversity within the region, we're seeing patterns emerge: Whether in Japan, Korea, Singapore or China, investors' access to policy makers and business decision makers is improving, and we're using that convening power to ... |
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