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[Financial Times] How we made it: will China be the first electrostate? ...

China could be on its way to becoming the world’s first major “electrostate”, with its electrification rate climbing to 30 per cent, ahead of the EU and US where electricity as a final share of energy has plateaued at about 22 per cent in recent years. Petrostate is a term that will be very familiar to most people — but electrostate maybe less so. Electrification is the process of swapping processes and technologies reliant on fossil fuels with electrically powered alternatives. Examples include switching from petrol to electric vehicles, installing heat pumps instead of gas boilers and replacing coal-powered blast furnaces in steelmaking. © CFOTO via Reuters Connect
작성일 : 2025-05-22
[Reuters] Why business won’t abandon sustainability as a long-term pla...

Despite a plethora of headlines in recent weeks and months about companies retreating from diversity and inclusion programs, many companies continue to steer a steady ship on sustainability, because it is good for business over the long term, in addition to being good for the people and planet.“Diversity, equity and inclusion is going through a reckoning right now. There is a messaging problem, and for some companies, a problem around how they implement these practices,” says Michelle Marks, founder and managing partner at New York-based Ideas on Purpose, a creative agency focused on sustainability reporting.But, she adds, “It's important to decouple DEI from sustainability; The recent decisions companies have made around DEI is not indicative of pullback across the board. The underl...
작성일 : 2025-05-22
[Reuters] JP Morgan creates new green banking leadership role (2025년 0...

JP Morgan has bolstered its green finance and advisory offering in Europe with a new division head to support clients across renewable energy and green technology.The Wall Street lender has promoted Kai-Christian Nerger to the newly created role of head of green economy banking for Europe within its global corporate banking business, an internal memo seen by Reuters on Thursday said.Nerger, who has been at JP Morgan for more than 10 years, will lead a team helping the bank's European clients reduce their carbon emissions and benefit from growth opportunities in the green economy.Reporting by Virginia Furness; Editing by Ewan Harwood
작성일 : 2025-05-22
[The Guardian] Support for ESG proposals at record low driven by US inve...

Support for shareholder proposals aimed at tackling environmental and social risks hit a record low last year, figures show, amid a “worrying retreat” by investors, particularly in the US.A report compiled by the responsible investment campaign group ShareAction found that, out of 279 environmental, social and governance (ESG) shareholder resolutions put forward at annual general meetings last year in the UK, Europe and the US, only four – or 1.4% – secured majority support.It marks a sharp decline from recent years, having dropped from 21% in 2021 to 14% in 2022, and 3% in 2023. However, it also reflects a severe drop in support for ESG issues in the US, where rightwing activists and politicians have targeted financial firms for supporting climate and diversity policies.Polic...
작성일 : 2025-02-21
[Reuters] ESG Watch: DeepSeek poses deep questions about how AI will dev...

“The DeepSeek saga is a fascinating inflection point in AI’s trajectory, raising ESG questions that extend beyond energy and market concentration,” Peter Huang, co-founder of Openware AI, said in an emailed response to questions.DeepSeek put the cat among the pigeons by announcing that it had developed its model for around $6 million, a thousandth of the cost of some other AI models, while also using far fewer chips and much less energy.Camden Woollven, group head of AI product marketing at IT governance and compliance group GRC International, said in an email that “smaller companies and developers who couldn't compete before can now get in the game …. It's like we're seeing a democratisation of AI development. And the efficiency gains are significant as they're achieving similar...
작성일 : 2025-02-21
[Latham & Watkins] ESG and Sustainability Insights: 10 Things That Shoul...

Through the course of 2024, the development of the ESG and sustainability landscape was dynamic. We anticipate that this dynamism will intensify in 2025, given the implementation and potential amendment of ESG-related regulations and significant geopolitical developments around the globe. Companies, investors, and asset holders will need to remain agile and informed to adequately respond to these trends, while navigating the energy transition, greater scrutiny of value chains, and the “greenlash.” Integrating ESG and sustainability into corporate strategies and operations will require ever more sophistication and careful consideration, in particular by the directors and senior managers who are responsible for oversight of such matters.1. US DevelopmentsMany observers are wondering how ...
작성일 : 2025-02-21
[EEB] The EU and circular economy: naughty or nice? (2024년 12월 18일...

1. Trash or treasure? This year, food waste was on the menu, and textiles were woven into the discussion. The European Parliament and Member States advanced on the revision of EU waste management laws, with a special focus on the food and textiles sectors. Both the Parliament and the Council raised the bar for textiles sustainability, adding provisions to hold brands financially accountable for the impact of their products. It is about time: production of textile fibres has doubled since 2000, and too many products end up as waste shortly after hitting the market, making producer responsibility measures as urgent as ever. On the other hand, they fell short of proposing adequate reduction targets to address the scale of Europe’s food waste cri...
작성일 : 2025-02-21
[ESG NEWS] Qatar Achieves Milestone with $2.5 Billion Green Bond Issuanc...

Qatar’s Sustainable Finance SurgeIn 2024, Qatar set a regional benchmark by issuing $2.5B in green bonds to fund environmentally friendly projects, marking a new era for sustainable finance.Invest Qatar’s report, Sustainable Growth in Qatar – Road to ESG Investing, noted, “This issuance positions Qatar as a leader in the region for sustainable finance.”Related Article: Iberdrola’s USD 525M Green Bond Issuance Garners Strong Investor DemandPioneering ESG StrategiesQatar Central Bank (QCB) launched its ESG and sustainable strategy in 2024, aiming to establish Qatar as a hub for sustainable finance.Qatar Financial Centre (QFC) introduced the Gulf’s first sustainable Sukuk and bond framework in 2022, paving the way for ESG-aligned investments.Qatar National Bank (QNB) s...
작성일 : 2025-01-03
[ESG TODAY] New York to Charge Oil Companies $75 Billion to Pay for Infr...

New York State Governor Kathy Hochul announced the signing of the Climate Change Superfund Act, a new piece of legislation aimed at requiring fossil fuel companies to pay for a share, proportionate to their contribution to greenhouse gas emissions, of the investments in infrastructure needed to adapt to climate change.The text of the legislation estimates that the new act is anticipated to require fossil fuel companies to pay approximately $75 billion through 2050, or about $3 billion per year.he new legislation builds on similar programs in place in New York requiring entities responsible for environmental problems to help pay for cleanup, including the Inactive Hazardous Waste Disposal Site Program and the Oil Spill Fund.According to the text of the Act, the state will be required over t...
작성일 : 2025-01-03
[MSCI] Sustainable-Finance Regulation — a Look Ahead for 2025 (2024년...

Key findingsIn 2025, the EU CSRD will standardize sustainability disclosures, promising greater transparency but introducing challenges for financial institutions as sector standards will come with a time lag.Financial institutions will need to navigate CSRD, SFDR and ESG fund-naming rules, aligning with stringent fossil-fuel exclusions, to avoid noncompliance and reputational risk.Globally, ISSB-based climate disclosures will foster data availability outside the EU but mushrooming green taxonomies will mostly retain regional flavors, challenging globally consistent sustainable-investment strategies.In the EU, the standardization of sustainability data will reach a milestone in 2025 with companies in scope of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) reporting, for the first ...
작성일 : 2025-01-03

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