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Emerging economies struggle to balance climate finance and carbon sovereignty
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Emerging economies struggle to balance climate finance and carbon sovereignty
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Curbing excess use is key to solving synthetic fertiliser emissions
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Why construction materials are likely to dominate future CO2 demand
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Mandatory climate disclosures target under-reported carbon risk
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Why the blurring of the normative and the predictive is leading to a misallocation of capital
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*** This is the last Carbon Risk article for 2023. I will be back in the first week in January. Thanks again for your support and I wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy New Year *** *** A couple weeks ago I was interviewed by Monna Dimitrova from Homaio. We
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As corporations, financial institutions and governments begin to realise they are sitting on a big uncovered short position on carbon, demand for data and analytics that helps them manage that carbon risk (and take advantage of any opportunities in carbon markets) is growing fast. I recently had the pleasure to
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Gaining an edge in any market comes not from paying attention to absolute levels, but rather by focusing on the rate of change (ROC) in prices, fundamentals, and how they intersect. Over the past twelve months, the EU carbon market has been buffeted by strong growth in renewable generation (particularly