The UK government has revealed a strategic lease agreement with the Crown Estate, aiming to attract up to £60bn in private capital for GB Energy. Will this help shore up investor confidence for wind energy?
Two of the world’s largest pension fund investors, Japanese GPIF and Dutch APG announced a joint investment programme on infrastructure, what does this mean for their net zero journeys?
Only days after entering Downing Street, the new Labour government has lifted what it called a de-facto ban on onshore wind, could this provide tailwinds for investments in Britain’s onshore wind industry?
New research by environmental organisation Urgewald reveals that investors are still pumping $4trn of assets into companies that are developing new fossil fuel assets
South Yorkshire Pensions Authority (SYPA) has committed a further £350m to the Border to Coast Climate Opportunities fund and bolstered its investments in forestry
A US court has backed three New York City Pension Funds’ decision to divest from fossil fuels, dismissing a case put forward by conservative members
What do the results of CA100+ flagged votes for the 2024 proxy season tell us about progress on the road to decarbonisation?
CalPERS, the $495.3bn pension plan for Californian public sector workers revealed further details on how it plans to execute it pledge to invest $100bn in climate assets
During London Climate Action Week, investors call for greater government policy action to accelerate the energy transition
With the country shifting to the right, Dutch pension funds are facing mounting political pressure over their climate stance.
Investors remain concerned about the company’s political footprint.
Net Zero Investor sat down with Andrea Palmer, responsible investment lead for PGGM's Global Real Estate Portfolio to find out how the Dutch pension fund manager reduces its carbon footprint