Analysis

• Profile: Henderson Global Care Growth Fund

  15 May 2014

  Henderson's sustainability themed fund easily beat its benchmark over the past year. Peter Cripps learns about its investment philiosophy – and why it tends to pick energy efficiency over renewables.

• What price a 'rescue CER'?

  13 May 2014

  Norway, Sweden and the UK have announced initiatives to buy carbon credits to support vulnerable emission reduction projects. But how much should they pay in order to be effective, asks Mahua Acharya

• People Moves

  08 May 2014

  The latest moves across the industry, including senior appointments at Climate Change Capital, the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board and SunEdison.

• Power to the people

  08 May 2014

  Steven McNab and Jessica Holt review the benefits and barriers associated with greater use of decentralised energy generation.

• Assuring Green Bonds

  01 May 2014

  As the green bond market rapidly scales up, assurance will play a vital role in preserving its integrity, argue Pernille Holtedahl, Matthew Jones and Douglas Farquhar

• Talking about a revolution

  29 April 2014

  The US is leading the way when it comes to innovation in energy efficiency finance, and could be on the cusp of a revolution more important than the shale gas boom, argues Steven Fawkes

• A matter of principles: Editor's view point

  25 April 2014

  With the value of green bond issues forecast to rise to $25 billion in 2014, compared with last year's record-breaking $11.4 billion, there are signs that the market is finally starting to realise some of its enormous potential.

• Creating the Green Bond Principles

  22 April 2014

  The launch of the Green Bond Principles are seen by many as a catalyst in a market that is already experiencing exponential growth. How will the principles help and how might they evolve, asks Peter Cripps

• People moves

  17 April 2014

  The latest people moves in the environmental markets, including appointments at United Wind , Tesla and NY Green Bank

• Time for an environmental reality check

  10 April 2014

  Carbon emissions are continuing to rise at an alarming rate, leading to predictions that the global temperature will rise more than 2°C – the limit set by the IPCC. David Casale explains the need for a reality check, and greater consensus, if real progress is to be made.