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PenSam's carbon budget index
01 April 2024The Danish pension provider's new climate index will help it reduce its climate risks, Mikael Bek tells Peter Cripps
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Sustainability in 2024: From net zero to a more holistic approach
18 March 2024Sustainable finance, ESG issues, biodiversity and climate policies are high on the agenda for the coming year. But a focus on transition will remain key, says Virginie Derue
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COP28: What can we take away?
08 January 2024The agreement has increased transition risks, writes Anya Solovieva
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Paul Tang: EU must emphasise transition finance
05 January 2024The EU has been too focused on 'green' in its sustainable finance, the Dutch MEP tells Ahren Lester
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Net-zero's bridge fuel: Natural gas's critical role in transition
01 January 2024The transition is likely to take longer than expected and rely more heavily on natural gas production and utilisation than many believe, argues Frederick Fromm
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'We need a global treaty to actively phase out fossil fuels'
28 December 2023A Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty would close the gap between the net-zero ambitions, and the COP28 pledge to move away from fossil fuel companies, writes Jeroen Rijpkema
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It's time for the insurance industry to lead on climate action
28 November 2023As the Geneva Association celebrates its 50th anniversary, the world's insurance companies must heed their own warnings and move into the vanguard of corporate climate action, writes Peter Bosshard
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S&P: Physical climate risk could reduce global economy by 4.4% a year
27 November 2023Physical climate risks are likely to become more material to S&P's sovereign rating analysis, the rating agency says. Ahren Lester reports
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'Transition is the new battleground'
07 November 2023Following the launch of ASEAN transition finance guidance, Eugene Wong argues that the shift to net zero requires a local, rather than a global, approach. Ahren Lester reports
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What next for climate scenarios?
12 October 2023As criticisms grow of the first climate scenario models, what does the next generation need to look like, Michael Hurley asks