Ben Payton
Amid speed bumps in the global EV roll-out, investors are adapting their strategies around charging investments.
Global appetite for low-carbon technologies and infrastructure remains resilient even as the US backpedals, explain Quinbrook’s David Scaysbrook and Nuveen Infrastructure’s Joost Bergsma in The Infrastructure Investor Podcast.
Headwinds around clean energy investing are proving temporary.
Reforms in Europe and a retreat from sustainability in the US add up to a complex picture for investors.
Infrastructure managers are seeking to limit harm and even become ‘nature-positive’. We explore how they are going about it.
In this episode of The Infrastructure Investor Podcast, Della Wang of Fengate and Neil Krawitz of Arcus discuss how managers are responding to an ESG backlash as climate change continues to test the resiliency of assets.
Policy volatility has had varying effects on infra managers in North America.
There is little evidence of infrastructure investors changing course, but there appears a subtle shift in messaging from ‘ESG’ to ‘sustainability’.
We explore how headwinds and policy change are shaping investor appetite.
April’s International Maritime Organization deal provides some additional clarity, but managers remain wary of technology and market risks.