James Linacre
Standardisation and comparability are key to making climate data meaningful. EDHEC’s Abhishek Gupta and Nishtha Manocha discuss the hurdles this presents and how investors can clear them.
The growth of renewables-focused funds, themselves only one part of the energy transition investment story, is cause for optimism.
Energy transition investment rocketed in the region in 2022 as China continues to set the pace.
Energy transition investment in the EU would put the bloc second only to China in 2022.
The world’s largest economy remains the second-largest energy transition funding destination, growing 11%.
Investment in the energy transition is accelerating significantly. This is something infrastructure investment professionals know and can see in practice, and it is also borne out by the numbers.
From renewables to energy storage to carbon management, our Energy Transition report covers it all and a lot more. Senior special projects editor James Linacre, provides a glimpse into the 152-page supplement.
As North America continues to adapt to the challenges created by covid, its infrastructure has made significant progress – most notably by the US Senate’s approval of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Tech holds the key to infrastructure’s development, but there are hackers looking for keys of their own.
Investors will require local knowledge and expertise to make the most of the opportunities that growth markets have to offer.