ESG
The details of the government's new $27.5 million Low Emissions Heavy Vehicle Fund
23rd Sep 24, 11:02am
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The details of the government's new $27.5 million Low Emissions Heavy Vehicle Fund
The EV market tanked after the Government axed subsidies but 2025 is looking better, according to Fitch Solutions' BMI
13th Aug 24, 1:22pm
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The EV market tanked after the Government axed subsidies but 2025 is looking better, according to Fitch Solutions' BMI
Plane delivery delays, alternative jet fuel difficulties and lack of regulatory support sees Air NZ step out of SBTi global carbon reduction organisation
31st Jul 24, 12:09pm
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Plane delivery delays, alternative jet fuel difficulties and lack of regulatory support sees Air NZ step out of SBTi global carbon reduction organisation
Air conditioning causes around 3% of greenhouse gas emissions. How will this change in the future?
30th Jul 24, 2:55pm
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Air conditioning causes around 3% of greenhouse gas emissions. How will this change in the future?
AI supercharges data centre energy use – straining the grid and slowing sustainability efforts
12th Jul 24, 8:32am
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AI supercharges data centre energy use – straining the grid and slowing sustainability efforts
Latest 2024 environmental report has Google's greenhouse gas output increasing by 48% since 2019
3rd Jul 24, 1:40pm
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Latest 2024 environmental report has Google's greenhouse gas output increasing by 48% since 2019
When it comes to power, solar is about to leave nuclear and everything else in the shade
3rd Jul 24, 12:27pm
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When it comes to power, solar is about to leave nuclear and everything else in the shade
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Smart EV charging at home is not only needed, but opens up new possibilities as well
6th Apr 24, 9:06am
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Smart EV charging at home is not only needed, but opens up new possibilities as well
SEC approves first US climate disclosure rules: Why the requirements are much weaker than planned and what they mean for companies
8th Mar 24, 9:31am
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SEC approves first US climate disclosure rules: Why the requirements are much weaker than planned and what they mean for companies
Helen Spiropoulos & Rebecca L. Bachmann look at how companies can fudge their numbers to show social and environmental progress
24th Oct 23, 10:51am
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Helen Spiropoulos & Rebecca L. Bachmann look at how companies can fudge their numbers to show social and environmental progress
With ESG bonuses on the rise, are they improving sustainability or just increasing executive wealth?
18th Oct 23, 12:56pm
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With ESG bonuses on the rise, are they improving sustainability or just increasing executive wealth?
A new approach to environmental, social and governance policies is needed before it’s too late
23rd Aug 23, 9:35am
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A new approach to environmental, social and governance policies is needed before it’s too late
Gavin Evans, Andreas Heuser & John Carnegie discuss energy sector issues and challenges with Eric Frykberg in our latest Of Interest podcast
12th Aug 23, 9:40am
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Gavin Evans, Andreas Heuser & John Carnegie discuss energy sector issues and challenges with Eric Frykberg in our latest Of Interest podcast
Katharina Pistor thinks the obsession with technocratic goal-setting and box-ticking has become a dangerous distraction
10th Aug 23, 11:49am
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Katharina Pistor thinks the obsession with technocratic goal-setting and box-ticking has become a dangerous distraction
New research looks at who decides what ESG is and how to make investments greener
5th Jul 23, 1:29pm
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New research looks at who decides what ESG is and how to make investments greener
Martin Whetton on how overseas investors view New Zealand government debt
Carl Rhodes says the US business & investment culture war over ESG is really an argument over the best way to do capitalism
10th Apr 23, 11:00am
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Carl Rhodes says the US business & investment culture war over ESG is really an argument over the best way to do capitalism
Ross Stitt looks at how Australian authorities are stepping up efforts to combat greenwashing
8th Mar 23, 3:35pm
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Ross Stitt looks at how Australian authorities are stepping up efforts to combat greenwashing
Mariana Mazzucato and Rosie Collington think they show how the consulting industry's global growth is harming economies and weakening governments
4th Mar 23, 9:44am
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Mariana Mazzucato and Rosie Collington think they show how the consulting industry's global growth is harming economies and weakening governments
New Zealand Financial Markets Association seeking to broaden membership to become industry association for all participants in NZ’s wholesale OTC financial markets
9th Sep 22, 1:55pm
New Zealand Financial Markets Association seeking to broaden membership to become industry association for all participants in NZ’s wholesale OTC financial markets
Gareth Vaughan says of all the recent criticisms of the RBNZ, the hardest one to understand is the charge that it shouldn't take an interest in climate change
2nd Aug 22, 2:48pm
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Gareth Vaughan says of all the recent criticisms of the RBNZ, the hardest one to understand is the charge that it shouldn't take an interest in climate change
Climate Change Commission Chairman Rod Carr on tackling climate change in an inflationary world, and what's needed from government fiscal policy & RBNZ monetary policy to do so
28th Jun 22, 1:22pm
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Climate Change Commission Chairman Rod Carr on tackling climate change in an inflationary world, and what's needed from government fiscal policy & RBNZ monetary policy to do so
Gareth Vaughan on oil & hubris, how the US could lose the new cold war, can central banks fix the causes of inflation, Vladimir Putin's rich friends, a new take on local politics & NZ's property risk
24th Jun 22, 9:15am
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Gareth Vaughan on oil & hubris, how the US could lose the new cold war, can central banks fix the causes of inflation, Vladimir Putin's rich friends, a new take on local politics & NZ's property risk
Institute of International Finance cautions on hidden debt in emerging markets as global debt hits new highs
19th May 22, 12:38pm
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Institute of International Finance cautions on hidden debt in emerging markets as global debt hits new highs
RIP capitalism & the free market as we knew them, Macquarie Capital analysts Viktor Shvets & Terrence Leung argue, with the private sector now artificially propped up by the public sector
5th Dec 21, 6:00am
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RIP capitalism & the free market as we knew them, Macquarie Capital analysts Viktor Shvets & Terrence Leung argue, with the private sector now artificially propped up by the public sector