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Greenfield renewable energy projects are not getting the credit they deserve for their contribution to net zero with current ESG standards failing to recognise their additionality, write Jiska Klein and Emma Tinker of Asper Investment Management
Japan and South Korea are ramping up nuclear power to meet their emissions targets – will it push renewables off the grid?
Building sustainably is the next frontier. We examine construction’s carbon intensity, the technologies seeking to improve it, and the policies driving change.
Good ESG means taking a holistic view on all aspects of ESG across the portfolio, says Fiona Reynolds, member of Quinbrook Infrastructure Partners’ advisory board, and Anne Foster, global head of ESG.
Some of the key takeaways from Infrastructure Investor's LP Perspectives 2023 Study
Emphasis on ESG continues to grow but diversity and inclusion lags.
The outlook for digital infrastructure investment is brighter than ever for those firms with origination capabilities and strategic expertise, says managing partner and founder of Palistar, Omar Jaffrey
Andrew Forrest, Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar all emerged as potentially significant players in Australia’s emissions reduction journey in 2022, taking different approaches with the same end goal.
The pair have acquired a 49 percent stake in the project, which was completed earlier this year and comes with a long-term offtake agreement with Origin Energy.
Aware Super is aiming to invest in an independent network of intermodal terminals that will help unlock the full benefits of Australia’s national rail freight network.