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Changing the narrative: the case for preserving policies and regulations essential for a clean energy economy

We Mean Business Coalition

Or that slashing regulation means being more competitive, even though a fossil fuel-led race to the bottom exposes our economies to insecurity, instability and stranded assets. There is a better story to tell one rooted in both present market realities and a vision of a liveable and prosperous future.

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Guest Post: Why Governments Must Encourage More Investment in Green Infrastructure, Now!

ESG Today

Build more investor confidence in green infrastructure projects The greatest fear that many investors have around investing in green infrastructure projects is that they become “stranded assets.” To prevent this, governments must make a long-term commitment to a green energy source such as hydrogen or nuclear.

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Winners and losers in green energy’s ‘Age of Inflation’

Envirotec Magazine

European renewable energy asset holders and investors must rapidly re-evaluate their strategies and business models, faced with inflationary and supply chain pressures, alongside ongoing regulatory uncertainty driven by the energy crisis. Those failing to do so will find the risk of stranded assets to be high and rising.

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Defining Sustainable Economic Systems – Development vs Growth

Richard Matthews

This economic model is designed to increase the human capacity to deal with shocks (climate disasters, supply chain interruptions, etc). The white economy has also been used to describe the digital economy, this definition is attributed to Professor Douglas McWilliams, a British economist who wrote a 2015 book by the same name.