EU Carbon Market Update, 10 February
EU Allowance prices continue to sink, and the fundamentals remain bearish in the week ahead, says Tom Lord*
EU Allowance prices continue to sink, and the fundamentals remain bearish in the week ahead, says Tom Lord*
After another week of price gains for California Carbon Allowances, attention is now turning to the forthcoming auction of allowances, says Nicolas Girod.*
Governance practices continue to hold back the perception of the environmental, social and governance (ESG) positioning of Japanese firms, a report said
European derivatives exchange Eurex has launched the Eurex STOXX USA 500 ESG-X Futures contract, the first exchange-listed derivative covering the US market that excludes thermal coal extraction and coal-fired power plants.
Canadian utility Hydro Quebec has made a CAD661 million ($497 million) equity investment in Innergex Renewable Energy via a private placement, giving it a 19.9% stake in the company.
A framework for "systematic measurement of product impact in monetary terms" has been published by Harvard Business School.
Environmental advocates Amazon Watch and Friends of the Earth have criticised BlackRock following a statement by the world's largest asset manager on its relationship with agribusiness.
HSBC became the largest green, social and sustainability (GSS) bond market underwriter in 2019, in a year marked by rapidly accelerating diversification of the market.
Institutional investors have been encouraged to develop more robust engagement practices and consider developing financial products to capture the economic benefits of contributing to gender equality.