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H&M Launches Green Loan Program to Finance Suppliers’ Emissions Reductions Initiatives

ESG Today

Tan Su Shan, Group Head of Institutional Banking at DBS, said: “Accelerating net zero for supply chains requires the rapid scaling of low-carbon technologies and new, innovative financing models to drive adoption. For us, sustainability investments are not only a responsible approach but a strategic necessity for future success.”

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List of the Top Sustainability Focused Private Equity Firms

Richard Matthews

Pangaea Ventures invests in hard tech companies leveraging materials science, chemistry, biology, and physics to develop breakthrough solutions that address climate change, food and water security, poor health outcomes, the high costs of healthcare, antiquated infrastructure, broken supply chains, and hazardous environments.

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Preparing for COP26

Envirotec Magazine

She described the UK National Infrastructure Bank as “a really good initiative” in this respect, and said this kind of investment could pave the way, providing the proof of concept that would later secure the participation of private investors. Problems and solutions.

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UK Fails to Reassure Investors on Net Zero Commitment

Chris Hall

billion between 2025-30 in strategic manufacturing through the Green Industries Growth Accelerator. A “fuller response” to the IRA and NZIA would have ensured the UK went beyond building net zero infrastructure, maximising benefits from the supply chains of such infrastructure, “both economically and socially”, Serin told ESG Investor.

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Legislative Carrot Feeds US Climate Transition

Chris Hall

A green wave The IRA has set a number of new green investment opportunities into motion, with around US$28 billion in new manufacturing investments already announced by October 2022. One of the “biggest areas of opportunity” lies in solar energy, according to Lazard AM’s Singhal. gigawatts (GW) by 2024.