Analysis

• Green bond comment - August

  02 September 2016

  The green bond market could see $100 billion of issues this year.

• Connecting private capital to natural capital

  30 August 2016

  A $300 billion natural capital funding gap can be met by creating products to suit institutional investors, argue Andrew Deutz and Marc Diaz

• Cities and climate change - the funding gap

  26 August 2016

  Green bonds are among the tools available to cities as they look to raise the trillions needed to fund their sustainable growth, says Cecilia Reyes

• Show me the green money!

  22 August 2016

  Issuers of green bonds are increasingly seeking 'green investors'. But how to define a green investor, and why target them, asks Hamza Ali

• 90 steps forward, two steps back

  17 August 2016

  With the flagship markets of the EU and California in difficulties, advocates of carbon trading are pinning their hopes on a slew of new markets, particularly China and Canada. Graham Cooper reports

• Counting the cost of low pellet prices

  17 August 2016

  The use of biomass for power generation is increasing rapidly. But low pellet prices could threaten security of supply, warns Cindy Dawes

• Upholding a duty to ESG investing

  15 August 2016

  NN's chief investment officer Jelle van der Giessen on investing responsibly in tough economic times. Asa Gibson reports

• Profile: Resonance's Industrial Water Infrastructure fund

  12 August 2016

  Capital is flowing into the first fund of its kind to invest in industrial water recovery projects, reports Peter Cripps

• Investors await clarity on UK energy policy

  05 August 2016

  Since the Brexit vote on 23 June, what signals should the finance and investment community be looking for in UK government climate and energy policy, asks Richard Folland

• Brexit - the implications for renewables

  03 August 2016

  On 23 June, the UK voted to leave the European Union. So what does Brexit mean for the renewable energy industry today, later this year, in 2018 and beyond? Steven McNab and Sarah-Jane Denton review the implications