Technology
Green hydrogen: the ‘champagne’ of the energy transition?
As part of Net Zero Investor’s first instalment in a climate solutions series, Aysha Gilmore takes a deeper look at the case for investing in hydrogen
Net Zero with Nawar - private equity, climate tech and the next shiny thing…
Net Zero Investor’s head of research Atharva Deshmukh catches up with Nawar Al’Saadi about why asset owners are increasingly turning towards private equity to invest in climate solutions.
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
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
Why floating offshore wind could be the next frontier in renewables
Pension funds are allocating capital to this emerging technology, but is it mature enough to provide an appropriate risk-return profile?
Investors eye carbon capture as part of transition finance
Institutional investors see green bonds as the safest investment route into this early stage technology
Long Read: do asset owners have a duty to fill the world’s $114bn water financing gap?
Many investors fear drowning in risks and uncertainty when looking at water as an investment proposition, despite global demand going through the roof on an increasingly dry planet
CRU boss Rebecca Gordon: ‘Net zero will force investors to understand new commodity supply chains’
The energy transition may be the main dynamic change driving net zero investments, asset owners should pay more attention to the changeover in materials, argues CRU chief Rebecca Gordon
The net zero weight on asset owners’ shoulders: How should investors facilitate the energy transition?
Net zero heavyweights gathered in the British capital to discuss energy transition investments and the role of asset owners in climate finance
How Europe tries to lure new net zero investors: Fresh policy, less red tape and lots of tech
European policymakers have set their eyes on regional intervention and killing off raw materials to pull in new green investment