IFM: 2050, 2030 or today – Decarbonising infrastructure

The decarbonisation of existing infrastructure assets is an essential part of the pathway to net zero, according to IFM Investors’ global head of infrastructure, Kyle Mangini.

ByInfrastructure Investor Staff

1 March 2022•6 mins read

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