Why has Australia approved the North West Shelf gas project beyond 2050?
Last week, Australia drew investor attention by extending the life of a major LNG plant beyond 2050, what is behind the move?
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RIAA 2025: asset owner demand for climate solutions remains steadfast
Investor confidence is backed by attractive opportunities, a focus on risk management and member expectations
Stronger together: Japan’s stewardship reform aims to bolster engagement
Ahead of the AGM season, a notable shift in the country’s stewardship rules is underway
When regulation steps back, the market steps forward: private sector leadership in sustainable real estate
Chris Pyke, chief innovation officer at GRESB argues that while US regulators are pivoting away from considering climate change as financial risks, private investors emerge as the driving force pushing for decarbonisation
Albanese’s decisive victory strengthens Australia’s climate policy outlook
Investors expect Albanese 2.0 to resume and accelerate the country’s energy transition
Canada elections: can Carney keep up with his climate credentials?
Canadians have taken to the polls with Liberal leader Mark Carney winning by a narrow margin. How will the result impact the country’s agenda for investing in the energy transition?
“Australia is not the US” - ACSI’s annual conference sets the tone ahead of next month’s election
Private markets, regulatory complexity and US policy shifts feature at the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors' annual conference, the event was dominated by Australia's upcoming general election
Investors call for bipartisanship in Australia’s climate policy
Ahead of the 2025 federal election, concerns about a potential US-style policy reversal are brewing
EBA’s new guidelines offer a beacon of hope amid regulatory uncertainty
Natasha Chaudhary, a research fellow at the Institute for Climate Economics (I4CE) in Paris argues that the European Banking Authority’s (EBA) new guidelines on ESG risk management are encouraging
Australia’s new climate disclosure regime: ‘generational shift’ gets underway
Investors say credible, comparable disclosures will boost confidence and attract capital.
Could the voluntary and compliance carbon credit markets converge?
As policymakers look to blend voluntary and compliance markets, article 6 could give the global south a much needed integrity boost