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Paris Agreement

Politics

Trump may try to kill the Paris Agreement, but he can't kill the green economy

The Donald's full spectrum offensiveness extends to his views on climate change, but green businesses, investors, and policy makers should resist the temptation to overreact at the prospect of a Trump presidency

clock 05 May 2016 • 5 min read

Politics

Donald Trump's election would derail Paris climate deal, warns its architect

A climate change denier as US president would dramatically threaten global action to cut carbon emissions, says ex-French foreign minister Laurent Fabius

clock 05 May 2016 • 4 min read

Policy

Ban Ki-moon nominates Erik Solheim as new UNEP chief

Former Norwegian Environment Minister in line to take over from out-going UNEP chief Achim Steiner

clock 04 May 2016 • 1 min read

Investment

The race for a sustainable investment in the 'post-Paris' landscape

Low Carbon's Nigel Labram reflects on the first 'test' for the Paris deal and how the investor community can combat the negative effects of climate change

clock 03 May 2016 • 4 min read

Politics

Pacific Alliance businesses hail green growth platform

Group of 26 companies, including Nestlé and Philips, signal intention to engage with recently launched regional platform

clock 29 April 2016 • 2 min read

Investment

Investors set out climate risks utility sector must tackle

Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change publishes new guide setting out investor expectations for how energy firms must adapt to Paris Agreement goals

clock 29 April 2016 • 3 min read

Energy

Energy Transitions Commission: Energy supply and productivity hold key to accelerated decarbonisation

In its first tranche of analysis, expert group calls for increased renewables rollout and significant improvements in energy productivity to keep warming under two degrees

clock 28 April 2016 • 6 min read

Solar

International Solar Alliance kicks off $1tr solar investment plan

Indian and French governments flesh out plan to lower the cost of finance for solar projects and step up investment in R&D

clock 27 April 2016 • 2 min read

Policy

Paris climate deal: Countries with about half of global emissions to join this year

At least 34 countries representing 49 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions formally joined the agreement, bringing it 'within striking distance' of entering into force

clock 26 April 2016 • 2 min read

Infrastructure

Money for nothing? How 'The Living Grid' could transform the way companies consume electricity

Forum for the Future's new initiative encourages firms to reap the environmental advantages and additional revenues that come with smart demand-response technologies

clock 26 April 2016 • 5 min read
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