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As climate change starts to bite and ESG rules tighten in many markets, investors face a substantial risk that their physical assets may get left behind.
Debt can be an effective way to achieve ESG targets across different infrastructure asset types, says Edmond de Rothschild’s Jean-Francis Dusch.
What changes are underway in the sustainable infrastructure space? And how are investors adapting their practices as a result?
Credit provides greater flexibility and a more investor-friendly structure than you typically see with equity, says CIM Group’s Kyle Hatzes.
This article is sponsored by Ardian. Transport infrastructure assets suffered particularly badly in the covid-19 pandemic, when billions of people around the world simply couldn’t use toll roads and airports. This not only interrupted income streams but disrupted long-term development plans, with uncertainty hanging over how these capex-intensive assets would fit into the future. However, […]
ESG is coming under intense scrutiny, but despite growing pains, the sustainability trend is unstoppable, five industry professionals tell Infrastructure Investor.
A ‘narrow path’ provokes tighter focus on scale and tech selection.
Infrastructure managers are working more closely with management teams than ever before in a market where volatility has become the norm.
Investment in infrastructure that benefits society is gaining momentum, but the sector still faces challenges.
The energy transition represents a sizable opportunity for private investors, but support is needed across markets if global goals are to be achieved.