The legal net zero swamp that is sucking ING and Citigroup down under
A controversial gas project in Australia is increasingly turning into a PR disaster for some of the world's biggest banks
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Budget 2023: Nuclear classed as sustainable to lure investors
Hunt's support for CCS and nuclear is largely welcomed by the sustainable finance sector
Carbon capture: net zero investment opportunity or another greenwash?
A milestone event in the Danish North Sea is showing that oil and gas majors may finally be taking carbon capture and storage seriously, though greenwashing concerns remain
ArcelorMittal faces questions over ‘two-speed decarbonisation’
On its way towards net-zero, the Luxembourg-based multinational is accused of planning to develop ‘green steel’ in Europe, while building new blast furnaces in India
Better World Series #5 Dieter Helm
A look at the state of the financial industry's approach to the climate crisis and more with Professor Dieter Helm
IEA calls for rapid development of carbon storage
Capturing carbon is a job half-done – it’s deploying safe and cost-effective storage solutions that is the real challenge.
Beyond net zero: the goal of climate positivity
As a new investor alliance targets climate positivity, Atharva Deshmukh examines this concept and discusses what will be required to achieve it.
Can carbon capture be a good investment?
Carbon capture and storage facilities could make a key contribution to reducing carbon emissions, but are they good investments?
What happens when a city abandons its net-zero target?
News that Copenhagen had recently abandoned its net-zero targets raised eyebrows. Net Zero Investor considers what it means for investors.
‘Brutally honest’ Bank of America equivocates on GFANZ
Will there be an exodus of banks from the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero? Having heard from one of the main banker members we are none the wiser, says Peter Findlay.
‘World’s biggest’ carbon removal deal signed
The deal between Drax Group and Respira International covers two million metric tonnes of carbon
Carbon capture quick fixes ‘won’t work’
A study by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis finds most carbon capture and storage projects are likely to fail.