This is a heavily edited version of the Bank for International Settlements complimentary discussion on a proposed green-bond rating system for global markets based on carbon intensity
Widespread vaccine rollouts are seeing European markets open up and pathways to the global recovery become clearer. Saxo Markets predicts a transition to a greener economy in a post-covid world is set to be the defining feature of the upcoming third quarter
Carbon intensity is set to emerge as the benchmark hero in the global push to create a fungible green bond market and tighten regulation
The green, social and sustainable use-of-proceeds bonds market is staging an invasion of the traditional bond market and, while it’s early days, the bridgehead has been claimed
Investment in sustainable energy requires consideration of energy wastage and energy efficiency
ESG finance is forecast to become a part of a business’s licence to operate, transforming the world – and 2021/2022 is the pegged as the year of take-off
The International Energy Agency (IEA) released its Net Zero by 2050 report, outlining a proposed 400-step guideline to globally transition to a net zero energy system, with consequences for the energy sector and the world in general
Having examined the concept of additionality, FNArena checks out the impact horizon – the distant fields where additionality and impact-producing companies graze
The clock is ticking for the copper industry, with experts saying significant investment needs to be made now to support the timely lifecycle of copper production and support a global economic shift to sustainable energy and technologies
Copper production is set to play a large role in the global transition to renewable energy over the next decade as governments ramp up production of solar and wind technology and electric vehicles to meet climate goals