International Energy Agency commits to becoming net zero by 2024
IEA has announced a new commitment to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions, aligning itself with the recommendations of its landmark Roadman to Net Zero by 2050.
IFM: How Manchester Airports Group is growing retirement savings and creating community benefits
IFM’s role as a long-term equity partner in Manchester Airports Group (MAG) has been featured in a PensionsEurope video report produced in collaboration with ITN Productions Industry News as part of a series called ‘Investing in the Future’.
The Changing Climate for Private Equity
The Changing Climate for Private Equity by the SustainAbility Institute by ERM and Ceres aims to accelerate action on the climate crisis by unlocking the potential for private equity to help attain the goals of the Paris Agreement.
Breckinridge: 2021 ESG Issuer Engagement Report
Breckinridge’s 2021 Issuer Engagement program focused on climate change risk as a unifying theme. We view climate change as a risk multiplier for corporate, municipal, and securitized bonds. It is an integral factor in our approach to environmental, social and governance (ESG) risk assessment.
Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance calls for scaling up of carbon dioxide removal solutions
Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance paper states Asset Owners must scale investment into impactful carbon management and negative emissions technologies both inside and outside of value chains.
How can investors use water metrics to enhance investment returns?
As more investors focus on sustainability, companies are increasing their reporting of water management and risks. How can investors use water metrics to enhance sustainable reporting?
ERM: Rate the Raters
Since ERM's original Rate the Raters research series launched in 2010 and concluded in 2013, the size, influence and complexity of the ESG ecosystem have all increased significantly.
Infrastructure debt – Opportunities in the post-COVID recovery
As the global economy recovers from the COVID pandemic, companies and governments are re-thinking how economies operate and focusing on rebuilding in a more sustainable way.
UK Export Finance commits to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050
Ahead of COP26, UK Export Finance announces plans to decarbonise its financial portfolio and increase its support for green exports to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
Three Different Flavors of Sustainable Investing in the US
These indices aim to provide alternatives for index investors and product issuers who are looking to switch to more sustainable versions of traditional benchmarks.
See how investing in EV charging is making Jelly Belly even sweeter
To better serve the growing population of EV-driving guests and employees, Jelly Belly Candy Company (formerly Goelitz Candy Company) decided to install EVBox charging stations in their lot. And with the help of EVBox and EV Connect, they were able to get everything for free.
The importance of flexibility in developing a long-lasting EV charging network
Electric transportation is positioned to change the way we think about driving and parking for generations. That’s why it’s critical that the infrastructure we install today is flexible, scalable, and future-proof. To achieve this, interoperability must be a centerpiece of the EV charging solutions we implement today.
New report shows soaring fossil fuel costs have driven 86% of UK electricity price increases
New analysis by Ember reveals that UK electricity prices have tripled in the last year, with 86% of this caused by the soaring costs of fossil gas imports.
Kaluza and Flexitricity team up to offer much needed demand response for UK energy system
Kaluza and Flexitricity have partnered to provide a new combined grid flexibility service in the Balancing Mechanism.
WGBC sets new requirements for the construction sector to achieve total decarbonisation by 2050
Ahead of COP26, the WorldGBC has expanded the Net Zero Carbon Buildings Commitment with new requirements for property and construction firms to reduce carbon emissions.
Hydrogen investment set to create 25,000 green jobs in Britain’s industrial heartlands
Planned investment of £6.8 billion into new hydrogen projects is set to launch a green jobs boom over the next ten years, according to the Energy Networks Association (ENA).