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Decarbonisation is about much more than investing in renewable energy sources, says Partners Group’s Matthew Lipton, and carbon management will be essential if the world is to meet the Paris Agreement goals.
Insight from some of the largest infrastructure investors in the region.
Energy supply security has become a political imperative at a time when world economies are grappling with the need to decarbonise. Is this a disastrous combination of pressures or a spur to investment in clean energy?
The sector is shaping up to be the backbone of the green energy revolution and a tasty prospect for institutional capital.
The production of hydrogen and other derivatives from green electricity can help decarbonise hard-to-abate sectors, say Prime Capital’s head of infrastructure Mathias Bimberg and executive director of infrastructure Jens Walzner.
District heating networks offer a compelling and ESG-friendly investment opportunity, but you have to understand the nuances of individual markets, says Adeline Morin, partner and investment director at Vauban Infrastructure Partners
The decarbonisation shift is providing key opportunities for lower mid-market investors to optimise energy use and slash carbon emissions, says Michael Albrecht
Jean-Francis Dusch of Edmond de Rothschild explains the importance of deep infrastructure understanding and a case-by-case approach to infrastructure debt investing in the energy transition
Agreeing on broad measurement and reporting frameworks could help ensure that infrastructure investing fuels genuine sustainability action.
Renewable technologies are coming to the fore even more strongly, says Wilmington Trust’s William Marder
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