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There is no alternative to carbon markets, says Temasek's GenZero
27 April 2023While scrutiny of the carbon market should be welcomed, criticism of the carbon market is unfair unless an alternative is presented, the CEO of Temasek's GenZero told Environmental Finance.
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Impact verifiers BlueMark raise $10 million
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Brookfield-led consortium to acquire Australian power generator
27 March 2023A consortium of Brookfield Renewable Partners, GIC, Temasek and MidOcean Energy, have agreed to acquire Australia's largest integrated power generator, Origin Energy, for AUD18.7 billion ($12.4 billion).
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BlueMark launches impact verification framework to fill 'critical' data gap
15 December 2022BlueMark has published an external verification framework to assess the completeness and reliability of fund managers' impact reports.
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AI data providers 'not there yet' for sustainable bond data solutions
07 November 2022The technology behind artificial intelligence (AI) and natural language processing (NLP) is not currently capable of providing investors with the tools they need to "meaningfully and quickly" extract data...
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Temasek to prioritise sustainable aviation
04 November 2022Temasek will focus on decarbonising its aviation investments, as air travel emissions are only caused by "the wealthier of the world's population".
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US fossil fuel firms 'most obstructive' to climate engagement
03 November 2022US fossil fuel companies dominate a list of the firms with the worst engagement on climate policy, think tank InfluenceMap said,...
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Q&A: Marat Zapparov, CEO of Pentagreen
30 August 2022The CEO of the newly launched partnership between Temasek and HSBC fields questions from Environmental Finance.
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HSBC and Temasek launch sustainable loan company
30 August 2022HSBC and Temasek have launched Pentagreen Capital - a debt financing company for sustainable infrastructure projects, with an initial focus on Southeast Asia.
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Impact monitoring may be a 'performative exercise', finds BlueMark
01 July 2022BlueMark has found that only 22% of investors have a protocol for engaging on impact underperformance - suggesting that impact monitoring "may be a performative exercise", in an analysis on 60 impact investors managing $160 billion in assets.