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Physical risk to infrastructure assets can result in major losses, and sooner than many expect. The EDHEC Infrastructure & Private Assets Research Institute quantifies those losses in different climate scenarios.
GRESB’s director of climate change considers the importance of advancing Scope 3 emissions reporting in infrastructure, writes Erik Landry.
New rules coming into force in the UK will prove demanding for infrastructure investors and other developers, writes Elisabeth Jeffries.
Private markets managers are alarmed by the number of investors that have become mistrustful of sustainable investing, writes Niamh Smith. While they remain confident that ESG adds long-term value, communication needs to be improved.
Demand for data centres is growing exponentially. Christopher Walker investigates whether that growth can ever be green.
Focused investment strategies have been used across traditional and alternative asset classes and should also be applied to solar infrastructure, believes Shane Swords.
S&P Global Ratings’ Emmanuel Dubois-Pelerin and Massimo Schiavo give their outlook for European power prices as the energy transition continues to gather pace.
For project owners and developers, fulfilling this means using government incentives, deepening expertise and navigating market uncertainties, argues Vinson & Elkins partner Alan J Alexander.
There are many ways infrastructure can help the real estate sector decarbonise. CBRE IM’s Mathias Lejeune explains how.
Lowering the maximum potential strike price has so far helped spur investment and reduce costs, but in the current macro environment, this ceiling might put developers in a tight spot, FTI Consulting’s Julio Dal Poz argues.