James Fernyhough is a reporter at Business Day. He covers themes related to climate change and the environment, with a focus on ESG issues, as well as markets in Australia, China, and the European Union. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Yahoo Finance Canada, Bloomberg Law, The Sydney Morning Herald, and POLITICO Europe.
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James Fernyhough's coverage primarily focuses on the energy and finance/economy sectors, with a specific emphasis on mining and green energy. His articles often include industry-specific analysis and data citations, indicating a preference for well-researched pitches supported by reliable information.
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A selection of the major stories impacting ESG investors, in five easy pieces.
China dominates on wind deployment but other countries are not on track to meet the 2030 goal, says Ember.
A new report presents an optimistic view for the roll-out of zero-carbon green steelmaking technologies that use hydrogen.
A new methodology allows investors to evaluate and report on the physical risk climate change poses to their real assets.
By: James Fernyhough
Two US right-wing think tanks responsible for 75% of this year’s anti-ESG shareholder proposals say they are just getting started.
New metrics allow investors to factor chemical risks into ESG strategies with more precision.
Soaring power demand from data centres offers diverse opportunities for energy transition funds, says Pictet Asset Management.
By: James Fernyhough
BlackRock and its US peers may be pulling back from ESG voting and engagement, but European managers still have clout.
By: Louise Guillot, James Fernyhough
The European Commission hopes capitalism can help solve the biodiversity crisis. Britain might have the answer.
The outcome left African and Latin American nations furious and prompted some to refuse to engage on other biodiversity issues.
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