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New Zealand Lawmakers Pass Legislation Protecting Companies from Climate Lawsuits

New Zealand Lawmakers Pass Legislation Protecting Companies from Climate Lawsuits

New legislation aimed at preventing civil lawsuits against companies over the environmental harm caused by their greenhouse gas emissions passed the final reading in the New Zealand Parliament, in a move criticized by environmental groups, but described by Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith as providing businesses with “certainty around their climate change obligations. To a report […]

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Emirates NBD Launches Transition Finance Framework to Support Hard-to-Abate Businesses in Low-Carbon Shift

Emirates NBD Launches Transition Finance Framework to Support Hard-to-Abate Businesses in Low-Carbon Shift

Middle East, North Africa, Türkiye and South Asia-focused banking group Emirates NBD announced the release of its inaugural Transition Finance Framework, underpinning its commitment to mobilize $30 billion of sustainable and transition finance by 2030 by providing clear guidelines for identifying and categorizing financing activities that facilitate the transition to a low-carbon economy, alongside the […]

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CIP Raises $3 Billion for Growth Markets-Focused Clean Energy Infrastructure Fund

CIP Raises $3 Billion for Growth Markets-Focused Clean Energy Infrastructure Fund

Energy infrastructure investment manager Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) announced that it has raised $3 billion in commitments at the final close of its Growth Markets Fund II (GMF II), focused on investing in renewable energy infrastructure projects in high-growth, middle-income markets across Eastern Europe, Asia, and Latin America. To a report by ESG toady. 14.082.2026

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ESG-Ratings: EU führt ESMA-Zulassungspflicht und E-S-G-Trennung ein

ESG-Ratings: EU führt ESMA-Zulassungspflicht und E-S-G-Trennung ein

Ein Kernaspekt der neuen gesetzlichen Grundlage ist die Einführung eines verpflichtenden Genehmigungsverfahrens für alle Unternehmen, die ESG-Ratings innerhalb der Europäischen Union anbieten. Die Zuständigkeit für diesen Prozess liegt bei der Europäischen Wertpapier- und Marktaufsichtsbehörde (ESMA). Anbieter müssen künftig nachweisen, dass sie die regulatorischen Standards erfüllen, um eine offizielle Zulassung zu erhalten. Nach einem Report von […]

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