Heavy industry represents 30 percent of US CO2 emissions. And while decarbonizing industry is difficult, two exciting industrial developments are now taking place in the United States that will help speed progress.
New study shows that investing in climate-aligned transition funds does not mean incurring greater risk or giving up returns for institutional investors.
Recent events show that not just big banks can threaten the financial system, and that banks need to take stock of their risk exposure.
It is time for institutions to publish clear transition plans and accelerate climate-aligned transactions to from commitment to action.
Financial institutions can accelerate the early closure of coal power plants while funding clean energy projects for the affected communities.
Financial institutions will have to navigate political and economic headwinds but will also face harsher critique and punishment if they fail to ride the wave of the accelerating energy transition.
RMI's new reports detail the opportunities and tools available for private finance to proactively participate in the managed phaseout of coal power plants.
How banks can use a Portfolio-Led Approach to assess how sectors, geographies, asset classes, and business units can be harnessed to achieve climate goals.
Pioneering banks demonstrate the feasibility of investments in steel decarbonization.
Across the real estate sector, targeted interventions by financial actors can accelerate progress toward zero-carbon buildings.
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