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| | | ... continuing. European Union policymakers are reassessing oil and gas dependence and considering more renewables, storage, and nuclear capacity, while China has called for faster renewable deployment and larger energy reserves. In Australia, the federal ... |
| | | | ... revenue from the manufacture of whole weapon systems or components developed for exclusive use of controversial and/or nuclear weapons." Meanwhile, the super fund also changed the investment strategy for Global Companies in Asia option with the addition ... |
| | | | ... risk assets, including US technology stocks and cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, and sectors like uranium, nuclear energy and defence. Sharesight chief executive Douglas Morris said the data highlights a growing disconnect between investors ... |
| | | | ... still an energy taker, it is also becoming an energy maker - driving forward innovative solutions like next-generation nuclear reactors, flexible data centres and long-duration energy storage." "To help countries that seize on this opportunity to modernise ... |
| | | | ... landscape." Quinkbrook managing director and UK regional lead Keith Gains commented: "As the retirement of the UK's older coal, nuclear and gas power stations have accelerated, Flexitricity has played a pivotal role in supporting more flexible and customer-focused ... |
| | | | ... experienced its first cost rise in three years, onshore wind costs show tentative signs of stabilising. Meantime, the cost of nuclear, coal and gas continue to rise due to higher steam and gas turbine technology costs. Australian Minister for Climate ... |
| | | | VanEck will launch a uranium ETF as global markets embrace a nuclear energy transition, providing investors targeted exposure to global companies across the uranium and nuclear energy value chain. The VanEck Uranium and Energy Innovation ETF (ASX: URAN) ... |
| | | | ... economic tailwinds are very clear. The cheapest way to deliver energy today is not fossil fuels. It's certainly not nuclear. It's wind, solar, storage, and so let's get on with it." |
| | | | ... on 31 March 2025. The restriction also covers both whole systems and key components. In addition, direct investment in nuclear weapons is now excluded, subject to a 5% revenue threshold. The $200 billion super fund said direct investments in companies ... |
| | | | ... more of revenues from things like the production of alcoholic beverages, pornography, or uranium mining in support of nuclear power. However, companies with a climate transition plan may be exempted from some of the screens. Further, Pendal clarified ... |
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