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| | ... renewable energy is huge," Chamberlayne commented. "Not only is it backed strongly by governments across the globe, but the pace of investment in clean technologies is much faster than many have anticipated. As such, we expect to see seismic shift from ... |
| | | ... because you don't need to reserve for security guards and other expenses." Capturing these opportunities will require greater pace and scale of renewables deployment and low carbon innovation. EY says successfully capturing these opportunities will require ... |
| | | ... that if these communities are upset then they know a lot about spanners and exactly where to stick them, which will stop the pace of the transition." "If it's not done well, there will be consequences," Ros McKay, head of responsible investment at ... |
| | | ... further clarifying the market expectations and deterring misconduct." Jones noted the funding would also ensure ASIC "keeps pace" with overseas regulators who are concentrating on greenwashing-related enforcement. "Greenwashing corrodes the credibility ... |
| | | ... changes from 25 companies assessed from 2013 to 2022. The report found that within Australia's fashion industry at current pace of change, it will take 75 years for all companies to pay a living wage at a minimum of one factory each, 30 years for ... |
| | | ... debt, upfinancings of existing hydro assets and proceeds from asset recycling initiatives. "As the energy transition gathers pace, what's needed is increasingly clear: faster deployment of large-scale renewables, the accelerated, responsible retirement ... |
| | | ... terms of the actual demand on the ground - but also increasing scrutiny from the regulators," she said, "We are moving at pace here, and it's going to affect the way portfolios are constructed." In another presentation at the Chief Economists Forum ... |
| | | Demand for employees with "green skills" has surged in recent years, but the pool of talent has not kept pace, meaning companies have to consider how they position themselves to attract from a "small but strategically vital" talent pool. Hays notes ... |
| | | ... capture carbon, according to US firm Vinson & Elkins. Interest in lower carbon energy infrastructure deals has maintained pace through the Biden administration and is intensifying as a result of the Inflation Reduction Act. There is now a "wall of money ... |
| | | ... generally and their company boards specifically, citing social license to operate, being a purpose-driven organisation, the pace of disruption and managing constant change as important issues for board governance. Wood was strongly supportive of passage ... |
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