Environmental, Social and Governance
DENMARK, renowned for its progressive stance on renewable energy, faces scrutiny over its latest project: a DKK 27 billion gas-extraction project in the Danish North Sea, partly subsidised by the government. While the nation has […]
Massachusetts environmental justice advocates say the $5 billion statewide energy efficiency plan that could take effect next year needs to do even more to reach low-income residents, renters, and other populations who have traditionally […]
New York | Global investors are turning their backs on sustainably focused stock funds, as poor performance, scandals and attacks from US Republicans hit enthusiasm for a much-hyped sector that has pulled in trillions of dollars […]
The National Grid Electricity System Operator (ESO) has announced measures to address inaccuracies in Physical Notifications (PNs) submitted by wind generators. This initiative aims to reduce balancing costs and improve the security of the electricity […]
At the start of April, we penned a lengthy report for premium subs discussing why artificial intelligence data centers, the electrification of the economy, and onshoring trends will result in a major upgrade of the nation’s power grid. […]
Amid a deluge of terrifying headlines about destructive tornadoes, blistering heat waves and DVD-sized gorilla hail, here’s a surprising bit of good news: Global carbon dioxide emissions may have peaked last year, according to a new projection. It’s worth […]
A virtual meeting likely hasn’t seen this much tension since your family tried to play Quiplash during the pandemic. Most shareholders (95%) sided with Exxon Mobil yesterday during the company’s annual shareholder meeting, voting to reelect all […]
The European Union just passed a directive requiring ESG mandates for European businesses. ESG, of course, stands for environmental, social and governance standards. Or in the fine print — definite corporate action concerning climate change; […]
As things go up the corporate food chain, they tend to get watered down, compromised or, in extreme cases such as ESG, turned inside out. The catch-all acronym referring to a company’s environmental, social and […]
State of the Union: A former chief economist for the Senate Banking Committee highlights how the central bank’s unaccountability plays out concretely. In a speech hosted by the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER), Thomas Hogan, the […]
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