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Danske Bank narrows fossil fuel investments
Danske Bank has completed the roll‑out of a new methodology for investing in fossil fuel companies across its…
US clean energy growth slows to decade low as solar and wind expansion falters
The pace of new solar, wind and battery capacity additions in the United States is set to slow…
International climate finance for Brazil surged 84% in 2021–2022: Study
International climate finance flowing into Brazil reached an average of US$ 5.1 billion annually in 2021–2022, marking an…
Blackstone to acquire energy data platform Enverus
Blackstone has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Enverus, a leading energy data analytics and intelligence platform, from…
China unifies green finance rules to boost net-zero transition
China has unveiled an updated and consolidated green taxonomy in a significant move to support its net-zero transition…
Australia’s green bank reports record $3.5 billion investment in clean energy
Australia’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has announced a record investment of A$3.5 billion (US$2.29 billion) in clean…
Fortescue cancels two major green hydrogen projects
Fortescue, the green energy and mining company chaired by iron ore magnate Andrew Forrest, has cancelled two significant…
Mizuho to acquire renewable energy advisory firm Augusta & Co
Mizuho Financial Group has announced an agreement to acquire Augusta & Co, a UK-based independent financial advisory firm…
Renewables now cheaper than fossil fuels, IRENA report finds
The majority of newly commissioned renewable energy projects are more cost-effective than fossil fuel alternatives, according to a…
CaixaBank and Edinor scale local energy communities across Spain
CaixaBank, through its social banking arm MicroBank, and Edinor, a subsidiary of Repsol, have advanced their initiative to…
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