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A new Swedish iron processing project could disrupt the global steel industry

GreenBiz

The hydrogen required will significantly contribute to bringing down the cost of this zero-carbon fuel, which in turn can help the economy to address emissions from other sectors such as aviation or shipping. The private sector remains the most reliable engine for innovation in our economy. New challenges, new opportunities.

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Tech Offers Fast Track to Green Revenues

Chris Hall

Energy management and efficiency sectors also flagged in FTSE Russell report, but investors warned of differing definitions across funds. Institutional investors should be aware of the immediate and future opportunities arising from the development of the green economy, when assessing equity allocations in their portfolios.

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Correcting Climate Imbalance

Chris Hall

A popular answer to this is that the worst polluters should pick up the tab. “The decarbonisation of the global economy requires new sources of financing,” Frédéric Vonner, Sustainability and Sustainable Finance Leader at Big Four accountancy firm PwC Luxembourg, tells ESG Investor. “It

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A new trade paradigm: How shifts in trade corridors could affect business

McKinsey Sustainabilty

This scenario incorporates growth of substantial trade barriers (60 percent tariffs on critical goods and services, and 20 percent for others) between economies that sit at opposite ends of the geopolitical spectrum, notably between the advanced economies and both China and Russia. This rerouting preserves overall trade value.