Assistant Director, Technology Policy Accelerator, Hoover Institution, Stanford University. Alum of @iqt @techreview @TheEconomist @Wing_vc
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The 10 per cent limit mentioned in Veronica Mansfield’s letter seems sensible and is a percentage is used by other councils.
Five years ago I took part in an air pollution study with Professor Prashant Kumar of the University of Surrey, Professor and Chair in Air Quality and Health, also the founding director, Global Centre for Clean Air Research (GCARE) and co-director, of the Institute for Sustainability.
EQT Group has set a new benchmark for private equity financing in Asia with a $4.4 billion sustainability-linked loan tied to the performance of its BPEA IX portfolio, the largest Asia Pacific-focused fund to date with $15.6 billion in commitments. The facility, structured as the largest of its kind in the region and among the largest globally, directly ties interest rate incentives to measurable sustainability outcomes across 17 portfolio companies.
By: Martin Giles
The Bank of England is taking a decisive step toward embedding climate risk into its monetary policy operations, signalling a broader shift in how central banks manage financial stability in an era of transition.
The launch of 100×100's Fund II signals a bold bet on the next wave of climate tech startups in South Asia and India, a region where high-growth emissions abatement intersects with geopolitical shifts and industrial reshoring.
The U.S. Department of the Interior's decision to terminate four offshore wind leases held by Invenergy, including those in the New York Bight and California's Central Coast, marks a deliberate pivot in federal energy policy under President Trump. The move redirects $765 million—originally secured from competitive lease auctions—to fund natural gas and geothermal projects, signaling a strategic shift away from offshore wind in favor of what the administration frames as more reliable and economically prudent energy sources.
Surrey Heath Borough Council is changing its leisure contracts to avoid paying VAT.
Nestlé has begun sourcing regeneratively farmed British wheat from Wildfarmed for KitKat production at its York factory, marking a significant step in the food giant's sustainability strategy and a potential turning point for regenerative agriculture in mainstream consumer goods.
Councillors are poised to wave through plans to keep two long-standing market stalls running at a popular spot in Guildford town centre.
Equinor's decision to abandon its once-ambitious renewables targets reflects a pragmatic retreat from an energy transition strategy that failed to account for the brutal economics of offshore wind and the slow uptake of carbon capture.
