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BHP climate transition plan gains shareholders' approval

Mining giant BHP has won shareholder backing for its Climate transition action plan (CTAP), despite opposition from the world's largest sovereign wealth fund.

Powering sustainable AI growth

By supporting innovations in AI infrastructure and data center efficiency, we can catalyze a transition to more robust, resilient, and sustainable power grids, writes Victoria Schlotterback

Finance emerges as battleground at COP16

By Peter Cripps at COP16 in Cali, Colombia

'Worrying trend' as investors continue to withdraw money from dark green funds

Verdane bags increased US investor interest for €700m decarb fundraise

Decarbonisation and technology-focused private equity firm Verdane has closed its second decarbonisation strategy at €700 million ($757.2 million).

More private capital than ever before flowing to Africa, says AIIM

More money is being committed by institutional investors into Africa than ever before, a local infrastructure investor has claimed.

Coalition to develop standards for sovereign debt conversions for nature

SBTN unveils first companies to adopt targets

UK funding for CCS, hydrogen and nuclear receives cautious backing from investors

The UK Government's plans to fund carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS), hydrogen and nuclear energy as part of its clean energy commitments has won cautious praise from investors - but also raised concerns of a disjointed climate strategy.

Sustainable debt round-up: Argenta, Saur, SSEN ... and more