Archive

  • People Moves, 1 March: South Pole, PRI, Blue Earth Capital, United Bankers ... and more

    01 March 2024
  • Green Century proposals on semiconductor firm transition plans succeed

    27 April 2023
  • ICIS launches hydrogen price assessments

    27 September 2022
  • NZAOA members 'red flagged' for not targeting engagement

    21 September 2022

    An undisclosed number of Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance (NZAOA) members have been red-flagged for not setting engagement targets in time and face heightened pressure to do so.

  • Majority of net zero targets 'not credible', say researchers

    15 June 2022
  • What to expect on climate during this year's AGM season

    23 March 2022

    Transition plans and climate expertise on company boards will top investor requests, writes Lucy Hamnett

  • Climate stress testing: Getting it right from the start

    07 February 2022

    Regulators' approaches to climate stress test data leave a lot to be desired, argue Ryan Vaughn and Meghan Purdy

  • US climate disclosure tussle develops over SEC filings role

    21 June 2021

    A tussle is developing over whether mandatory climate disclosures in the US should feature in the closely scrutinised annual regulatory filings or as a separate document, with some major firms opposing inclusion in annual filings but some significant investors backing such a move.

  • Central banks should explicitly back net-zero measures, says report

    15 March 2021

    Central banks should explicitly align their policies with achieving a net zero carbon emission economy by 2050, according to a paper prepared by a trio of economists, including through their prudential supervision, monetary policy and their own portfolios.

  • UK commits to emissions trading scheme over carbon tax

    14 December 2020

    The UK government has opted to launch its own emissions trading scheme (ETS) next month, instead of a carbon tax, and has said it will be more ambitious than the EU-run scheme it will replace.