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EU carbon market weekly update - 22 February 2016
22 February 2016The carnage in the EUA market came to a halt last week, says Louis Redshaw
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Advanced Topics in Green Bonds: Minimising Risks
22 February 2016There are numerous risks that investors need to be aware of when buying green bonds, argues Philip Ludvigsen
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Moody's 'ready to start assessing green bonds' by end of March
22 February 2016Moody's expects to be ready to start assessing green bonds under its new methodology by the end of March, Environmental Finance has learned.
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Green Climate Fund head to step down
22 February 2016Héla Cheikhrouhou, executive director of the Green Climate Fund, said she will step down in September, at the end of her current term.
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Figueres steps down as UN's climate chief
22 February 2016Christiana Figueres has announced plans to step down as UN climate chief, following the "historical" Paris agreement in December, firing the starting gun on a race to become her successor.
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EF BRIEFS: Statoil, Solar21, Carbon trading, Sustainalytics and Glass Lewis
19 February 2016Statoil has launched 'one of the world's largest corporate venture funds dedicated to renewable energy' as it looks adapt in-line with the transition to a low-carbon economy.
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Energy storage - a technology whose time has come?
18 February 2016Large-scale use of batteries to store electricity could be critical for the future growth of renewable energy. Recent developments mean the sector is almost ready for institutional investors, says Graham Cooper
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People Moves - February 2016
18 February 2016The latest people moves at companies including Jinko Solar, Juwi, Wheb, SolarCity, Alliance Trust and more
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PRI, Generation, UNEP FI launch initiative to tackle 'outdated perceptions' on ESG and fiduciary duty
18 February 2016A global programme has been launched by the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) to push investors to consider sustainability as part of their fiduciary duty.
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Abengoa reveals €1.7bn cash hole
18 February 2016Abengoa has revealed it will require an extra €1.66 billion ($1.85 billion) over the next two years, as it prepares to enter debt restructuring talks.