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'No silver bullet' for transition finance but systemic change needed, FCA says

Greater coordination by policymakers, companies and financial institutions is needed to address widespread barriers to scaling transition finance, a study by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) found.

GFI CDR initiative secures £1m for UK biochar project

A new initiative from the Green Finance Institute aimed at scaling carbon dioxide removal (CDR) projects has helped to secure £1 million ($1.4 million) for a 'first-of-its-kind' biochar deal.

US Pace-style property programmes poised for global spread, GFI says

Programmes designed to finance clean energy upgrades to property that are modelled on a US initiative are poised for rapid adoption internationally, including in the UK, according to the Green Finance Institute (GFI).

UK looking to develop 'mass market' for green home finance

GFI launches Transactions to Transitions initiative

The Green Finance Institute (GFI) has launched the Transactions to Transitions (T2T) initiative that aims to align government policy with public and private investors to deliver financial transactions at scale.

Resilience-adjusted capital requirements top GFI wish list to boost investment

UK regulators to launch pilot to make riskier 'transition' technologies investable

The UK government, Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority are to launch a pilot project to make transition-themed climate solutions investable for large financial institutions.

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GFI unveils first Revenues for Nature projects

The Green Finance Institute (GFI) has announced the first cohort of projects under its Revenues for Nature (R4N) initiative, which aims to unlock up to $200 million in private finance for global nature restoration and conservation.

The EU's Clean Industrial Deal: A gamechanger for Europe?

Can the bloc's industrial strategy persuade investors to back European cleantech, Michael Hurley asks