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To leave its mark on the energy transition, green hydrogen has more obstacles to overcome – including its cost and risk profile.
Decarbonisation is about much more than investing in renewable energy sources, says Partners Group’s Matthew Lipton, and carbon management will be essential if the world is to meet the Paris Agreement goals.
The company, which was established last year, recently closed fundraising on its first fund and secured its first deal. Managing partner Cody Myers explains strategy, sustainability and the niche the firm seeks to fill.
The firm’s decision to partner with South Korean company TopInfra to form new venture Aquila Development Partners marks a change in Aquila’s usual APAC approach.
The firm hopes the energy transition vehicle will reach a final close in the next 12-18 months with a first deal due this year.
The Clean Energy Australia 2022 report revealed a 17 percent drop in investment in new large-scale renewable energy projects for 2021 compared with the previous year.
Impact investing could play a starring role in the drive to deliver safe and equitable drinking water.
Infrastructure investment can be the catalyst required to revolutionise a community’s way of life, says Ashwin West, head of sustainable infrastructure investment at BlueOrchard Finance, member of the Schroders Group.
In a world where sustainability pledges are proliferating, truly sustainable managers must prove their credibility through objective impact measurement and intentionality, says Vantage Infrastructure senior partner Valeria Rosati.
Every asset must have a roadmap to net-zero carbon in order to remain relevant, says CBRE Investment Management’s head of sustainability and innovation, Helen Gurfel