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The problem with the climate change nonsense is that people have been spouting off about it for decades and all the predictions have never manifested. Here is another example.

When we consider climate change and the impact of global warming - we need to realise its a 'global' issue and as such our investment allocations should reflect that. Now is not the time to neglect emerging markets, but rather to embrace the opportunities they present in renewable energy. Come and hear Cyrille Arnould, Managing Partner at Annycent Capital, discuss their journey in the renewable energy sector in emerging markets, highlighting the immense opportunity in SE Asia in particular. Don't miss out - 2 days to go! If not registered as yet but interested to do so, just email us on iipconference@wealthofnations.com.au and let us know. #renewableenergy #impactinvesting #sustainablefinance #impact

When we consider climate change and the impact of global warming - we need to realise its a 'global' issue and as such our investment allocations should reflect that. Now is not the time to neglect emerging markets, but rather to embrace the opportunities they present in renewable energy. Come and hear Cyrille Arnould, Managing Partner at Annycent Capital, discuss their journey in the renewable energy sector in emerging markets, highlighting the immense opportunity in SE Asia in particular. Don't miss out - 2 days to go! If not registered as yet but interested to do so, just email us on iipconference@wealthofnations.com.au and let us know. #renewableenergy #impactinvesting #sustainablefinance #impact

When we consider climate change and the impact of global warming - we need to realise its a 'global' issue and as such our investment allocations should reflect that. Now is not the time to neglect emerging markets, but rather to embrace the opportunities they present in renewable energy. Come and hear Cyrille Arnould, Managing Partner at Annycent Capital, discuss their journey in the renewable energy sector in emerging markets, highlighting the immense opportunity in SE Asia in particular. Don't miss out - 2 days to go! If not registered as yet but interested to do so, just email us on iipconference@wealthofnations.com.au and let us know. #renewableenergy #impactinvesting #sustainablefinance #impact

Emerging markets are expected to disproportionately suffer versus developed markets from the effects of climate change, yet the investment thesis to invest in EM renewables remains compelling. Come listen to Cyrille Arnould from Annycent Capital discussing the significant opportunities in small-to-mid-market renewable energy assets. Don't miss out - 28th May, Sydney! If you still need to register, drop us an email at iipconference@wealthofnations.com.au to confirm your interest to attend. #renewableenergy #impactinvesting #sustainablefinance #impact #5by25

https://lnkd.in/gcxNtiVs Here is a snapshot of the warming world, from sea-level rise to fossil fuel subsidies to renewable energy growth

My new paper is out: "Why scaling bioenergy and bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) is impractical and would speed up global warming." Here are the three main findings based on new dynamic modeling: 1) Policies to scale up bioenergy and BECCS would increase global warming for several decades, with net cooling not occurring until 2100 or beyond. 2) Scaling up BECCS to 2 to 3 Gt CO2/year would require a land area the size of India. 3) The best bioenergy strategy right now would be to let bioenergy plants retire without replacement, rather than putting CCS systems on them.

BECCS is an appealing concept for policy-makers, but a fallacy for responding on climate change There’s nothing about taking the decades-old carbon stored in a tree and parking it belowground that will deliver “negative emissions” says Mary Stuart Booth & Elsie Blackshaw-Crosby In fact, promoting the logging of more forests will possibly increase CO2 emissions, because logging causes forest ecosystems to leak carbon. https://lnkd.in/dSZKq_-8

The energy industry is undergoing a profound transformation to meet the challenges of climate change and create a more sustainable world. To limit global warming, we need to align our efforts with a multifaceted approach. From incentivising the development of the infrastructure that helps us shift towards clean and renewable energy sources to navigating regional and global regulations, policies, and standards to ensuring a cohesive transition by decarbonising energy sources from within. Our CEO, John Gilley, will join other leaders in the industry at the #ESFEurope to discuss how EPC needs to evolve to help deliver against the changing needs of the energy industry. For more: https://bit.ly/4btHHMv 

Today marks #EarthDay 🌍🌱 Did you know that over the last 150 years, human activity has been the main generator of greenhouse gases, driving global warming? At FDM, we're committed to fighting climate change. Our reduced emissions year on year are proof of our dedication. We're partnering with our landlords to further cut Scope 2 emissions by switching to 100% renewable energy tariffs. Read the full coverage of our ESG results in our Annual Report: https://bit.ly/3W6P07D #WeAreFDM #EarthDay2024 #RenewableEnergy #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming #Energy