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  • Statkraft hires banks for possible green bond deal

    14 October 2024
  • EU GBS 'not overly costly' for leading utility green bond issuers, says IEEFA

    20 June 2024

    Major European utility sector issuers of green bonds should not find it "overly costly" to switch to issuing EU Green Bond Standard (EU GBS)-compliant bonds to use the landmark legislation to demonstrate their "better management of transition risk", according to a think tank.

  • Altor leads €145m funding round in clean energy tech business, Aira

    16 January 2024
  • 190 investors sign up to collaborative engagement on nature

    26 September 2023

    190 institutional investors have signed up to collaborate to pressure 100 companies to address their negative impacts on nature, on the launch of Nature Action 100 (NA100) at Environmental Finance's Natural Capital Americas conference.

  • Kraft Heinz bows to Green Century deforestation resolution

    04 July 2023

    Kraft Heinz has committed to eliminating deforestation from its supply chains following a shareholder resolution from Green Century.

  • TPI reveals food companies not aligned with 1.5°C

    09 December 2022

    The medium-term greenhouse gas emissions targets of food producer giants Kraft Heinz and Mondelez are not aligned with a pathway...

  • News Round Up: Canada backs land fund, Alquity secures investment, TRIG buys into Beatrice ... and more

    15 January 2021
  • News round-up: REST settles climate case, Solarcentury acquired, Equinor net-zero pledge ... and more

    02 November 2020
  • APG invests €250m in Norway hydropower firm for pension fund

    21 February 2020

    Dutch asset management firm APG has almost doubled its investment in Norwegian hydropower firm Småkraft, undertaken on behalf of the Netherlands state workers' pension fund.

  • US consumer goods sector must up its low-carbon game, CDP says

    25 February 2019

    Major US companies in the fast-moving consumer goods sector, including Kraft Heinz, Estée Lauder and P&G, must up their game or risk falling foul of changing consumer demands and increased environmental regulation.