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How ESG data is evolving to reflect the turmoil of our times

ESG data is adapting to stay relevant, writes Peter Cripps

EAAIF and BII support Blueleaf Energy $75m mezzanine facility

US-Iran conflict shows NGFS assumptions 'don't hold' amid fragmented transition

Idiosyncratic policy responses to disruption from the US-Iran conflict show that old assumptions around the climate transition "don't hold anymore" and require a rethink of widely used scenarios, an expert argued.

RGREEN Invest raises €500m for fourth infrastructure debt fund

Latvenergo raises €300m through second EuGB issuance

Latvia's state-owned utility Latvenergo has raised €300 million ($344 million) through a seven-year European Green Bond (EuGB), to finance a major renewable energy expansion programme across the Baltic region.

Bloomberg expands Transition Toolkit

JPMAM converts open-ended fund into $1.6bn active ETF

Trelleborg becomes first Swedish company to issue a blue bond

Polymer manufacturer Trelleborg has become the first Swedish company to issue a blue bond, raising SEK800 million ($84 million) through a five-year transaction linked to sustainable water and wastewater management.

The ESG ratings reckoning

Europe's push for trust may reshape the market, writes Geoffroy Marcassoli

SBTi's Corporate Net Zero Standard 2.0 unveils role for carbon credits

The long-awaited Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) Corporate Net Zero Standard 2.0 has urged companies to "deploy every lever in your control" to hit targets, which includes roles for energy attribute certificates (EACs) and carbon credits.