Our recent analysis of the EU #powersector from today until 2030 uncovered some striking findings about ownership structures, progress and the pace of #decarbonization. For investors and banks struggling to measure and manage their exposures to renewable and fossil-fuelled electricity over the critical years ahead, our forward-looking asset-based data can provide clarity. How do we calculate forward-looking projections? ✔ Our projections are based on companies’ capex plans, rather than simply assuming they will meet their stated targets ✔ Future power plants are only included in our data once a start date has been identified, which in most cases follows financial close and/or the start of project construction. Our approach helps ensure that companies are only credited for projects that are more likely than not to be completed ✔ Our detailed methodologies are transparent and full documentation is available to our clients Read the report to see our data in action: https://lnkd.in/e3qBmUQr #EnergySector #ClimateChange #Decarbonization #Sustainability #AssetImpact #GRESB
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More insightful #powersector analysis from Asset Impact, this time on calculating forward-looking projections with detailed methodologies, all based on projects with capex plans and identified start dates. #AssetImpact #Decarbonization #ClimateChange
Our recent analysis of the EU #powersector from today until 2030 uncovered some striking findings about ownership structures, progress and the pace of #decarbonization. For investors and banks struggling to measure and manage their exposures to renewable and fossil-fuelled electricity over the critical years ahead, our forward-looking asset-based data can provide clarity. How do we calculate forward-looking projections? ✔ Our projections are based on companies’ capex plans, rather than simply assuming they will meet their stated targets ✔ Future power plants are only included in our data once a start date has been identified, which in most cases follows financial close and/or the start of project construction. Our approach helps ensure that companies are only credited for projects that are more likely than not to be completed ✔ Our detailed methodologies are transparent and full documentation is available to our clients Read the report to see our data in action: https://lnkd.in/e3qBmUQr #EnergySector #ClimateChange #Decarbonization #Sustainability #AssetImpact #GRESB
Power Players: Ultimate Ownership, Emissions, and Slow Progress in the EU Power Sector From 2024 to 2030
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An insightful report on the EU power sector's progress and challenges by Asset Impact. Yes, emissions are dropping, but progress needs to continue, and grow, to meet 2050 objectives. Dive into the full analysis at the below link. #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #AssetImpact
💡 Progress and Challenges in the EU Power Sector 💡 In our new report, "Power Players: Ultimate Ownership, Emissions, and Slow Progress in the EU Power Sector from 2024 to 2030," we explore the dichotomy within the EU power sector. While there are promising signs of transition: - Emissions are projected to decline by one-third by 2030 - Almost all top emitters will reduce their emission intensity - Renewable energy generation is expected to double ❗However, “unless the rate of progress doubles in speed after 2030 and coal is completely phased out, it will not be enough to meet either the EU's climate objectives or the IEA's Net Zero by 2050 Scenario," concludes, Alex Clark, our Research Director Click here to discover the detailed analysis: https://lnkd.in/e3qBmUQr #EnergyTransition #ClimateGoals #Sustainability #AssetImpact #GRESB
Power Players: Ultimate Ownership, Emissions, and Slow Progress in the EU Power Sector From 2024 to 2030
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💰🏭 Banks are still choosing to invest in #FossilFuels over #RenewableEnergy. How do we change this? ❌The problem: Regulations underpinning the financial models used in investment risk assessments are past-facing/based on historical performance. This leads to low-carbon investments being identified as higher risk than existing high-carbon ones because quite simply, these initiatives are newer and so performance data is low. ✅A possible solution: Use climate modelling to base risk assessments on predictive/future-facing data. The system is clearly broken and we know how to fix it. I'm no finance expert, but that concept seems simple enough. https://lnkd.in/eFaqmUvs #NatureFinance #PrivateInvestment #OilAndGas #NatureBasedSolutions #Carbon #Biodiversity
Why banks consider renewable energy to be a riskier investment than fossil fuels
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Banks worldwide funded over $150 billion worth of high emission projects called “carbon bombs” last year. As part of an investigation into fossil fuel extraction projects, The Guardian found 425 potential carbon bomb projects with links to bank financing. These bank activities sit in stark contrast to the net-zero pledges and ESG targets that many banks have committed to in the public arena. Environmentalists have raised concern that reports and disclosures made by banks do not align with the reality of their business models. Between 2016 and 2022, banks from the US, China and Europe collectively provided $1.8 trillion worth of financing to coal, oil and gas related companies – during a period of time when financed emission reporting and emission targets were gaining prevalence in the financial industry. However, banks argue that they continue to support energy security and a responsible energy transition through their financing deals. With net-zero deadlines often set for 2030 or 2050, only time will tell whether the finance and energy industries make real progress to avoid severe climate impacts. #CarbonBomb #ESG #ClimateImpact
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💡 Exciting insights from our CEO Isabelle Delas. 🔎Discover emerging trends in the banking sector and get five practical tips for identifying banks that embrace sustainable practices in their day-to-day operations. 🌱 #sustainablefinance #sustainablespuerkeess Check out the interview, conducted by Spuerkeess ⤵
How do banks prioritize investments in renewable energy projects and how do they incorporate climate risk assessments into their practices? In this interview, Isabelle Delas, CEO at LuxFLAG dives into the emerging trends in the banking sector and provides five practical tips for those seeking banks that integrate sustainable practices into their day-to-day operations. Happy reading: https://ow.ly/28cR50QBCj0 #Sustainablespuerkeess #Transitionenabler #Pourquoiestceimportant #bankingdurable #banquedurable
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Familiarise yourself with crucial regulatory frameworks shaping the financial industry by enrolling in our comprehensive "Energy risk for EU and US regulations" course: https://hubs.li/Q02nzcqq0 Key reasons to attend: - Explore credit arrangement in energy market and effects of operational risk events on stock prices - Understand the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy and how it will be supported by carbon markets - Learn strategies to meet European Union and US regulations, and ways to implement them View detailed agenda and reserve your seat at https://hubs.li/Q02nzcqq0 #Energyrisk #Regulation #Climaterisk Risk Learning Risk.net
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Big banks still funnel hundreds of billions into the fossil fuel industry, report shows Over $700 billion in loans and underwriting flowed into companies conducting business in fossil fuels last year, funneled by 60 of the world’s largest private banks, according to a report released Monday by several environmental groups. 🔽 Find more info in comments below 🔽 #FossilFuelFinance #BankingOnClimateChange #ClimateActionNow #RenewableEnergy #GreenEnergy ⤵️ Click Follow on our page to keep up to date with energy news ⤵️
Big banks still funnel hundreds of billions into the fossil fuel industry, report shows
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Familiarise yourself with crucial regulatory frameworks shaping the financial industry by enrolling in our comprehensive "Energy risk for EU and US regulations" course: https://hubs.li/Q02nz8j70 Key reasons to attend: - Explore credit arrangement in energy market and effects of operational risk events on stock prices - Understand the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy and how it will be supported by carbon markets - Learn strategies to meet European Union and US regulations, and ways to implement them View detailed agenda and reserve your seat at https://hubs.li/Q02nz8j70 #Energyrisk #Regulation #Climaterisk Risk Learning Risk.net
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An insightful read exploring how banks can be key drivers of the net-zero transition. By reassessing their investments and lending practices – shifting away from fossil fuels and towards renewable energy – they hold significant power. However, a crucial gap exists: while 20% of banks have set net-zero targets, only 17% have established intermediate targets that guide the journey. Developing and implementing these milestones is vital for a successful transition. https://lnkd.in/dUcz3uE8
Financed Emissions: How Banks Can Drive the Net-Zero Transition - ET BFSI
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The Banker takes an extensive look at the role of the financial sector in the energy transition and the switch to a net-zero economy. In the article, ING’s head of sustainable structured finance Marc Borghans says: "As many of these new technologies and business models cut across values chains and are often creating new value chains, this is also an opportunity for new business and new clients for the banks, with substantial potential for growth." Read the full article here https://lnkd.in/ehF9jTNg #sustainablefinance #energytransition
Financing the energy transition | THE BANKER
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