Month: June 2021

ESG Investor’s weekly round-up of news on technology and tools in the sustainable investing sector, including CME Group, Xpansiv, Bloomberg, MSCI, RepRisk, Longspur Capital, Radnor Capital Markets. Global exchange operator CME Group will launch a Nature-Based Global Emissions Offset (N-GEO) futures contract in August, pending regulatory approval, to help create a more transparent and efficient voluntary emissions offset market. “More companies …

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A new benchmark has launched to measure the performance of companies enabling the transition to a net zero carbon world. Clean energy specialist Longspur Research and corporate advisor Radnor Capital Partners have joined forces to launch new venture Lonspur Radnor Indices, which has created the Active Net Zero Clean Energy Index & Universe. The Active Net Zero …

Index of ‘net-zero enablers’ launches Read More »

Clean energy specialist Longspur Capital and corporate adviser Radnor Capital Partners have partnered to develop the Active Net Zero Clean Energy Universe of European clean energy companies that are actively enabling the transition to a net zero carbon world. The ‘Active Net ZeroTM’ methodology has been pioneered by Longspur and Radnor to evaluate companies based …

Longspur and Radnor create unique Active Net Zero Clean Energy Index Read More »

Longspur Research and Radnor Capital Partners have launched the Active Net Zero Clean Energy index to allow investors to measure the performance of companies actively enabling climate solutions. The ‘Active Net Zero’ methodology has been pioneered by Longspur and Radnor to evaluate companies based on their actual performance towards the energy transition in a systematic, …

Specialists launch Active Net Zero Clean Energy Index to tackle greenwashing Read More »

Clean energy specialist Longspur Capital has teamed up with corporate adviser Radnor Capital Partners to create a database of companies that are driving the energy transition. The Active Net Zero Clean Energy Index evaluates firms based on their “actual performance” in contributing to a net zero world, aligned with the 1.5°C target set out in …

New clean energy index could provide answer to greenwashing Read More »

The IPCC Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5°C requires the world to eliminate net greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 if it is to keep global warming to within 1.5oC of pre-industrial levels and avoid the worst impacts of climate change. Pursuing this target is consistent with the Paris Agreement and countries representing over 60% …

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