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
						 
						
							Not all are convinced of Andrew Forrest’s ambitious plan to make Fortescue a green hydrogen and green steel giant
						 
						
							As the world awaits the formal adoption of the EU taxonomy this month, and the passage of trillions of dollars into green investments, FNArena homes in on the concept of additionality
						 
						
							While the US grabbed April’s climate summit headlines, India and China had a few less-encouraging words. This article looks at the broader global commitment landscape; Australia’s plans; and the outlook for coal
						 
						
							The Climate Summit last week proved an anticlimax but with some interesting takeouts: natural gas has been granted a reprieve and indications were given on the timing of fund flows
						 
						
							Not all green investments are created equal and, as predators line up for the ESG ball, investors seeking a sustainability premium are sticking to the rule of additionality
						 
						
							Major announcements are expected from Biden’s climate summit on World Earth Day this week; US Climate Envoy John Kerry claiming the day will change the way in which global capital is allocated
						 
						
							In Parts 1 and 2 of this series, we examined First Sentier’s approach to materiality, focusing on the “S” in ESG, but this article focuses on green materiality – last but definitely not least as the global transition kicks off
						 
						
							The UN publishes its World Water Development Report 2021 titled ‘Valuing Water’ on World Water Day, as Sandfire Resources and the International Copper Association Australia launch a project to deal with water emissions