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Investors that have set netzero targets for their portfolios have been cautioned to carefully evaluate their positions in majority state-owned oil and gas laggards. The targets of 24 of the companies were found to not be aligned with the goals of the ParisAgreement. billion in 2022, a 46.5%
and China are the more appealing destinations for net-zero industries.” If the far-right National Rally (RN) wins the domestic elections scheduled for June 30 and July 7, it would claim the post of prime minister, while Macron would continue as president until 2027.
Sensing the difficulties, a letter from the Glasgow Financial Alliance for NetZero Secretariat, the Blended Finance Taskforce and the Global Capacity Building Coalition reiterated the ability of the private sector to deliver US$1 trillion toward the annual US$2.4 The UK, it’s worth noting, recently confirmed its CBAM plans for 2027.
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Although prevailing wisdom holds that time is running out, BloombergNEF’s New Energy Outlook 2024 seemingly shows how the world could still achieve the major goal of the ParisAgreement – holding global warming to well below 2°C and avoiding the worst impacts of climate change – and what it would take to get there.
BPs decision to retreat even further on its climate commitments has elicited strong criticism from a group of its institutional investors, which are concerned that the companys revised strategy isnt consistent with the ParisAgreement to limit global warming nor in line with its pledge reach netzero by 2050.
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Question marks The UK’s CBAM will be applied to Scope 1, 2 and some third-party emissions produced by imports including iron, steel, aluminium, ceramics, cement from 2027. The UK government decided to implement a UK CBAM in order to reduce carbon leakage risk, and has further recognised that the mechanism is an important part of “delivering the (..)
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Birol concurred with the UNFCCC’s Global Stocktake report – which last week confirmed much more action is needed to deliver on the ParisAgreement – insisting “we can speed this up if we put the right new policies in place”.
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billion – to address some of the service and pollution issues – but Thames must also refinance £2 billion of index-linked debt by 2027, with some bonds maturing in October. They’ve also agreed to fund an eight-year transformation programme to the tune of £1.5
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