Home Climate Change

Climate Change

D is for II ET24
By retrofitting district heating networks with green energy sources, decarbonisation can be greatly accelerated.
Zero emissions
The climate is changing faster than we originally anticipated and the window to arrest further heating is narrowing.
LP Perspectives Study 2024 ESG analysis
Climate remains a top priority for many investors, but an ESG backlash in some regions of the US has made the issue increasingly complex for GPs to navigate.
climate change resilience
Building resilience into infrastructure will be critical for offsetting future climate risk.
As ‘free money’ dries up, higher interest rates are reshaping critical dynamics of the renewable energy market, Zak Bentley and Daniel Kemp find.
stack of one hundred dollars notes on dollars background
Its fifth flagship amassed an additional $2bn in co-investment capital, as Brookfield launches a new Catalytic Transition Fund at COP28.
Climate change ‘is a source of risk’ for superfunds, ASFA says in a new report, and renewables investments could help to mitigate this.
Infra investors will be at the forefront of climate adaptation and mitigation investments. But expect heated discussions on what’s a fair return.
ii
ii

Copyright PEI Media

Not for publication, email or dissemination