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Cross-border grid interconnectors are set to be an important piece of the sustainability puzzle. But moving these complex schemes forward is easier said than done.
Rising demand for data centres, driven by artificial intelligence, poses significant sustainability problems. Could expanding into emerging markets help the sector clean up its act?
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.
Infrastructure investors are acting now to ensure their logistics assets address resilience and sustainability, the two trends dominating supply-chain thinking.
Adaptable design principles might enable greener infrastructure, if investors can stomach the upfront pain, writes Alastair O’Dell.
The Nordic region is leading the way when it comes to progress towards net zero, says Infranode’s Carl-Emil Lindholm. But a significant amount of investment is still required.
Infrastructure now has its own high-level guidance on implementing net-zero strategies and transition plans. But given the sector’s breadth, do these frameworks need to go even further?
Technological innovations present an opportunity for emerging markets to leapfrog in the race to net zero, but can investors handle the risk?
Three significant trends are joining forces to make decentralised generation via solar an appealing investment, says Panos Ninios, co-founder and managing partner of True Green Capital Management.
Debt can be an effective way to achieve ESG targets across different infrastructure asset types, says Edmond de Rothschild’s Jean-Francis Dusch.