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Macquarie Invests €175 Million in Sustainable Aviation Fuel Platform SkyNRG

ESG Today

Macquarie Asset Management announced today an initial investment of up to €175 million (USD$190 million) in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) producer SkyNRG, aimed at supporting the company’s growth, and its ambition to become a major SAF producer through the development and operation of SAF production facilities.

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Will small modular reactors seed a nuclear renaissance?

Corporate Knights

Corporate Knights does not consider new nuclear power projects to be “green” in its Sustainable Economy Taxonomy. In its fall fiscal update, the federal government introduced an investment tax credit of up to 30% for clean energy technologies, including SMRs. A bad day to go nuclear.

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The potential of green bonds in emerging markets

Renewable Energy World

Since 2011, annual global energy transition investment (renewable energy, CCS, electrified transport, hydrogen, electrified heat, energy storage) has almost doubled, from $290b to $501b. Clearly the green finance revolution has taken the world by storm, with investment in low-carbon energy remaining robust throughout the pandemic.

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The Global 100 list: How the world’s most sustainable corporations are driving the green transition

Corporate Knights

Now we can measure this green business exposure for the majority of companies and are able to count annual green investments that run into the trillions, growing six times faster than the economy at large,” Heaps says. “We did the best job possible with limited qualitative corporate disclosure.” “Now

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CBI: Green Economy soars 9% compared to UK economy’s 0.1% growth

Envirotec Magazine

2 But CBI Economics is warning that without further investment and policy stability, the strength of future growth is in jeopardy as the US and EU compete to attract and develop clean industries. That’s one of many levers the Government can pull to support businesses in doubling down on green growth – but there are many more. .”

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A B Corp Month Collective Climate Action Resource

B the Change

The resource highlights green investment strategies, sustainable promotional products, methods to eliminate food waste, guidance on tradeshow materials and travel, and business climate solutions. In 2011, Fairware took its commitment to the next level by becoming a B Corp in Canada.

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