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Britain moves to regulate ESG ratings

Watchdog developing its regime in time for finalised legislation.
3 days ago

Britain moves to regulate ESG ratings

Watchdog developing its regime in time for finalised legislation.
3 days ago

Listed firms in NZ to see changes in mandatory climate reporting

"Common-sense adjustments" include increased reporting threshold.

Uneven access to green finance slows global corporate climate action

Eight in 10 CEOs plan to sustain sustainability investment despite financing gaps.

Private capital faces $1t opportunity amidst demand for climate resilience tech

Attractive themes include flood management, resilient agriculture, and financial-risk transfer.

WBCSD outlines plan to close emissions gap

Under the Paris Agreement, 50% of global emissions must be reduced by 2030.

China’s coal-to-hydrogen shift stalled by costs, infrastructure gaps

Green hydrogen demands huge renewable power and expensive storage.

Singapore-India corridor may spur green fuel bunkering

The digital side of the deal could improve port operations.

Australia outlines sector plans within net-zero strategy

Highlighted sectors include transport, energy, and agriculture.

Asia Pacific urged to tap hydrogen market as part of net-zero targets

Shift towards 'future fuels' to require massive investments and policy intervention.

US investors shun environmental proposals

Governance proposals enjoy greater support.

How mature are firms in terms of 'ESG assurance'?

New KPMG study breaks down maturity scores by industry and region.

Only about 20% of EU's plastic waste is recycled

Packaging sector accounts for nearly half of generated waste.

Environmental action unlocks huge financial opportunities for firms, study finds

Analysis quantifies relationship between risk mitigation investment and potential gain.

Firms in Asia Pacific beat North American peers on environmental performance

Around 89,000 companies examined across four sustainability themes.

UN member states obligated to protect the environment, says World Court

Countries to incur legal responsibility if obligations are breached.