Climate modelling ‘not fit for purpose’
At Net Zero Investor’s DC Forum investors discussed why they lack faith in current climate modelling and the way forward
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US takes lead on carbon capture
Investors are taking advantage of the US’s enabling policy environment to fund the emerging technology
Changing of the guard: investment implications of elections in India and Indonesia
Two of the world’s largest coal producers are headed for elections- the future of their climate policy is on the line
Net Zero with Nawar - data driven investing
Monica Woodley and Nawar Alsaadi take stock of the deluge of climate data - what are the pieces of information that are financially material?
Is this the golden age of Climate AI?
Venture-capital-backed start-ups are employing AI to solve grid issues, ESG data and analytics, and a host of other climate-related bottlenecks
Smart Pension’s James Lawrence on DC investment in climate solutions
Ahead of Net Zero Investor’s DC forum this week, James Lawrence from Smart Pension gives an insight on the master trust’s climate transition plans for 2024
Carbon dioxide removals: On your marks, get set, emit?
In the aftermath of the COP28, experts re-examine the role of carbon removal technologies to help us reach carbon neutrality
Exxon’s case against activist shareholders highlights new stewardship challenges
Oil giant Exxon Mobil is taking its shareholders to court over their climate activist resolution for this year’s AGM. What are the implications for climate stewardship?
Should climate investors worry about the European elections?
A rightward drift in the upcoming European elections is unlikely to have a major impact on EU climate policy
CPP’s Bill Rogers: ‘we take a practical approach to decarbonisation’
The head of sustainable energies for Canada's largest pension plan explains how the fund aims to decarbonise its heavy emitters
Why we urgently need to reform investor compensation rules to ‘transition away’ from fossil fuels
Anatole Boute, professor at the Chinese University Hong Kong specialising in Energy Law argues that current investor compensation rules do not yet accurately value the cost of the energy transition
