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Despite setbacks in some key markets, the winners of this year's Environmental Finance Market Rankings are generally bullish about the growth of existing trading systems and the creation of new ones
Carbon,Markets,Renewables
After a disastrous year in 2015, US yieldcos have seen their share prices rebound. Has the model turned a corner, asks Hamza Ali
Equity,Renewables
As the European offshore market continues to mature, Hamza Ali explores the financing trends that are driving down costs
Renewables
Tagging loans according to the energy efficiency of the underlying assets could make a valuable contribution to scaling up green financing, say Nick Robins and Peter Sweatman
Carbon,Renewables
Financial centres across the globe are vying to place themselves at the heart of the emerging, low-carbon, resource-resilient economy, reports Hamza Ali
Carbon,Green Bonds,Investors,Markets,Policy,Renewables
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
Renewables
Weakening policy support and uncertainties caused by Brexit are among the challenges faced by the fledgling asset class. But it remains resilient, reports Peter Cripps
Equity,Renewables
With the UK set to vote this month on whether to remain in the EU, Alex O'Cinneide warns that a 'no' vote could be catastrophic for the renewables sector both in the country and further afield
Policy,Renewables
The private equity firm has found that when it comes to making energy investments in emerging markets, clean energy is the way forward. Peter Cripps reports
Equity,Investors,People,Renewables
Batteries are set to play a key role in the transition to a decentralised, low-carbon economy. Can utilities survive the shift, asks Frank Wouters
Investors,Renewables
As the Green Investment Bank begins its privatisation process, head of investment banking Ed Northam tells Sophie Robinson-Tillett what it will mean for the bank
Debt,Equity,Investors,People,Policy,Renewables
Large-scale use of batteries to store electricity could be critical for the future growth of renewable energy. Recent developments mean the sector is almost ready for institutional investors, says Graham Cooper
Equity,Investors,Renewables
BNP Paribas' head of CSR, Laurence Pessez, talks to Sophie Robinson-Tillett about the profound impact its latest climate strategy will have on the bank
Corporate,Debt,Equity,Investors,Renewables
MetLife's Stuart Ashton explains why MetLife, which has long been associated with Snoopy, has embraced utility-scale renewables, but has left residential rooftop solar in the doghouse.
Debt,Equity,Renewables
If the pledges from COP21 are to be met, investors need to start treating renewables as a standalone asset class, argues Graham Smith
Investors,Renewables,COP
A round-up of the quotes of Q4 2015 that made headlines, including commments from Narendra Modi, Michael Bloomberg and Frederic Samama
Carbon,Corporate,Debt,Equity,Green Bonds,Investors,Markets,People,Policy,Renewables,Stranded Assets,COP
It has been a landmark year for environmental investment themes. Hamza Ali looks back at some of the key developments of 2015 and asks what the following year will bring
Carbon,Corporate,Equity,Green Bonds,Investors,Markets,People,Policy,Renewables,Stranded Assets,COP
The government needs to rethink its strategy or risk damaging the industry, argues Abid Kazim
Policy,Renewables
India plans to build 175GW of renewables by 2022, requiring billions of dollars of capital. What are the opportunities for non-Indian investors, asks Peter Cripps
Investors,Policy,Renewables
Asian issuers have been notably quiet in the green bond markets, but is that about to change, asks Hamza Ali
Green Bonds,Investors,Renewables,COP
Conservation finance may appear to be one of the most esoteric investment niches, but experimentation and innovation is giving way to proof of concept – attracting a growing number of institutional investors along the way. Mark Nicholls reports
Is managed decline the only way?
