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Mobilising private debt to support the hydrogen industry
17 February 2022The sector's transition to commercial scale requires direct and massive involvement by the banking sector, says Anne-Christine Champion
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Investors won't be swayed by nuclear, gas taxonomy inclusion
14 January 2022Investors are unlikely to integrate nuclear or gas into their 'green' strategies, Aream's Markus Voigt tells Ahren Lester
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COP26: Reliable, sustainable energy needs diversity
03 November 2021Combining different technologies in different geographies with increased interconnection has to be the way forward, argues Tom Williams
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Biden's infrastructure bill given cautious cheer by investors
12 August 2021Investors in low-carbon infrastructure in the US have given a sweeping spending plan only a lukewarm reception, but policy tailwinds for climate-focused investors are growing, Peter Cripps writes.
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Rise or fall, energy prices will not stop the momentum towards net zero
26 July 2021The momentum behind decarbonisation and the energy transition is unstoppable, argues Federico Turegano
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IEA net-zero roadmap 'turning point' for energy sector ahead of COP26
18 May 2021After years of being judged a climate modelling laggard, the IEA has published a 'landmark' net-zero emissions roadmap which campaigners say raises the stakes for governments and companies ahead of the COP26 summit. Ahren Lester reports
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Without metals, there can be no energy transition
17 May 2021Demand for metals is set to rise exponentially with the growth of renewable energy and electric vehicles, writes Michel Wiskirski
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Why renewable energy has come of age in 2020
04 February 2021What changed to make renewable energy such an investment success story in 2020, UBP's Mathieu Negre asks
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Funds of the year: Active Solar
22 January 2021Active Solar delivered a 170% return in 2020 - but the fund manager says it is still just the beginning. Ahren Lester reports
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It's time to embrace Brazil's green economic bounce
25 December 2020Government reforms and the urgent need to replace aging energy infrastructure is an opportunity to bolster Brazil's economy. The key is attracting inward investment to develop renewable capacity, argues Jamie Macdonald-Murray