All Water/Waste articles – Page 2
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White papersGreen News & Views: REPM Multi-Manager Infrastructure’s 5 pillars for responsible investing
Infrastructure and ESG: two sides of the same coin
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White papersInvest in the world you want to live in
Climate change investing is about identifying companies that improve our lives, minimise our footprint, and perform well financially.
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White papersMeasuring Impact In Real Estate: Results For Communities And The Planet
Our Annual Impact Report addresses the effects of Covid-19, shows our alignment with the Operating Principles for Impact Management, and includes multiple real estate case studies.
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White papersCan the UK Infrastructure Bank unleash the power of private capital?
Now that the details have emerged on the remit and tools available to the UK Infrastructure Bank, meaningful engagement with industry should be the priority, argues Darryl Murphy.
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White papersThe latest on the carbon trading market and a keen appetite for offshore wind assets
Carbon pricing in the EU Emissions Trading System, or ETS market, is entering a new phase, signalling that decarbonisation is well under way in the energy sector and that reducing industrial CO2 emissions will be next, as the EU moves towards its net zero emissions target for 2050.
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Asset Manager NewsFarming for the future? - Green News & Views - Growing a greener world with farmland
Sustainable farmland practices play a vital role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions as well as conserving energy and water. It can also help to meet global demand for food, while encouraging sustainable practices benefiting the environment over the long-term.
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White papersWater: a pervasive resource and a portfolio staple
The transition of many economies from a depletive to a sustainable model with better social and environmental outcomes creates a wide range of investment opportunities in many areas including water, a resource that is fundamental to not only life, but also across end-markets from the consumer to industrial businesses.
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White papersGlobal Equities case study: Kurita Water
Our Global Equities strategies hold a diverse range of companies with attractive combinations of long-term fundamentals and good or improving ESG characteristics.
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White papersGenerali Global Infrastructure at IPE Conference and Award 2020
Supporting the recovery through resilient and positive impact infrastructure investments
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White papersWater disruption: investment risk from multiple angles
We believe water risk must be accounted for in portfolios today, not in 2030 or 2050. But how can this be done? We outline how water is impacting the day-to-day operations of investee companies and what the risks are.
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White papersIs sustainable infrastructure the best way to tackle climate change and emerging market poverty?
The emerging market need for huge amounts of infrastructure spending must be met sustainably for the planet’s sake - and that’s good news for investors.
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White papersHow ocean states can benefit from a ‘blue recovery’ from COVID-19
Investing in ocean health offers coastal countries the means to recover from the pandemic in a sustainable and economically efficient manner.
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White papers2020 GRESB Infrastructure Assessment results
REPM demonstrates market leading performances across the board in the 2020 GRESB Infrastructure Assessments despite a more competitive peer group environment. 100% of REPM’s submitted infrastructure funds achieved 5-star status, the highest recognition available reflecting top quintile performance.
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White papersFrom Drought to Deluge (Chapter 6 of 6)
On August 25, 2017, Hurricane Harvey made landfall on the US coast just south of Houston, Texas. After pushing inland, the storm ran against a ridge of high pressure, blocking its forward movement. As most tropical cyclones do, the storm carried with it a prodigious amount of moisture.
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White papersWater Markets Are Key to Properly Valuing Water (Chapter 5 of 6)
Obviously, Adam Smith didn’t know about climate change when he wrote about water’s value in exchange—if only he could see us now! What he did get right was that the value of any good is very much based on the value of exchange. When Smith was writing his magnum opus that formed the basis of free market capitalism, water was an abundant resource in many places.
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White papersDirectly Engaging To Understand Water Risk - (Chapter 3 of 6)
We’ll now focus on risk and use fixed income investing as our lens. Firms with water intensive business operations and those operating in areas of water stress—where water withdrawals are high relative to supply—face the risk of having to pay higher water prices or losing access to water supply.
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White papersWater-related Risks in Equities (Chapter 2 of 6)
Water risk impacts investors’ equity holdings in two simple, yet key, ways: decreased revenues and increased costs. These risks manifest operationally, potentially impacting or preventing a company’s day-to-day operations, and through the company’s understanding and management of risk via its water and wastewater management plans.
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White papersWater Disruption: Investment Risk From Multiple Angles (Chapter 1 of 6)
(Chapter 1 of 6) Before the well runs dry: The time for investors to understand water risk is now.
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White papersManaging the carbon footpath
Whether transport, energy or utilities, Europe’s infrastructure is set to play an essential part in the transition to a greener environment and better society. Just as new “green” infrastructure is being built, so too old “dirty” infrastructure providing essential services must be decarbonised.
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