Opinion

In 2005, the European Union established the Emissions Trading System, the world’s first, and largest, market for carbon allowances. Following a cap-and-trade approach, the ETS functions as an open market …

When the Green Climate Fund (GCF) was established a little over a decade ago, it was considered a potentially useful tool to support developing countries in the shift to climate-resilient …

In today’s rapidly changing world, ESG factors are taking center stage, driving businesses to adopt sustainable practices and contribute positively to society. Recognizing the urgency of addressing global challenges such …

Amid an escalating climate emergency and a global debt crisis, calls for a new “fit for climate” global financial architecture are growing louder throughout the developing world. The urgent need …

In the debate about how to curb global warming, climate action is often confused for climate justice. Many European countries (including the United Kingdom) have taken to self-flagellation, atoning for …

In an era where technology is advancing and reshaping the world every day, we find ourselves with a unique opportunity to use innovation for the greater good. The fusion of …

Conversations today often gravitate towards discussions of sustainability, which has cemented itself as a fundamental cornerstone in many government and organizational plans. This does not come across as a surprise, …

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the global average energy-related carbon footprint stands at around 4.7 tonnes of CO2 per person. Emissions of that capacity are equivalent to driving …

When technology spending and operations are discussed in executive suites, we often hear a mixture of frustration and concern. Senior executives are frustrated that, while ramping up investments in technology …