Anti-ESG movement dials up the drama in the US
The “anti-ESG” brigade are in force. However, indications are the US may not be, to paraphrase Florida Governor Ron DeSantis,…
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Davos: Collaboration on sustainability is the key
At Davos, Kearney’s Angela Hultberg and Simon Kent say the conversation changed from theory to the need for real-world sustainability…
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The ESG culture war tantrums
Democrats and Republicans are closer on ESG than the name-calling suggests, while SEC disclosure proposals are moving the US towards…
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Oil engagement: Shutting out the petrostates won’t help
Despite climate backsliding from oil majors, engagement with them and the petrostates is likely to be more constructive than shutting…
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A loss of leadership on climate emissions
BP’s climbdown on carbon emissions by 2030 indicates just how close we are to losing the battle to keep temperature…
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All eyes on net zero: How cities execute world-class emissions strategies
The UK is considering treating cities as the key lever to building a green economy. ClimateOS can provide the data-driven…
How bad were our 2022 sustainable finance predictions?
We put forward 12 predictions concerning sustainable capital and its development in 2022. Find out how badly we performed.
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Why Japan embraces transition bonds
The shift towards net zero has seen Japan shake off a lack of international regulation and accelerate transition bond finance.…
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