All Climate change articles – Page 23
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Engagement guideEngaging on methane: results of the PRI collaborative engagement
Between 2017 and 2019, the PRI coordinated a collaborative engagement on methane with the oil and gas and utilities sectors.
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Blog postCarbon reductions and climate risk – does the Paris Agreement hold the key?
By Tarun Ramadorai, Imperial College London & Federica Zeni, Imperial College London
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PRI reporting analysisClimate change snapshot 2020
TCFD based reporting and analysis from 2,097 investors representing $97 trillion in assets
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Blog postAccounting for climate: getting the numbers investors need
By Paul Lee, Independent Stewardship Consultant and Morgan Slebos, Director of Sustainable Markets, PRI
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WebinarThe initiative Climat International – private equity action on climate change
The PRI is delighted to invite you to learn more about the fast growing private equity climate initiative: initiative Climat International, and how private equity players can take action on climate change towards COP26.
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PodcastThe inevitable policy response to climate change: asset owner focus
In this episode of the PRI podcast, the PRI’s Director of Climate Change, Sagarika Chatterjee, speaks with Julian Poulter of Energy Transition Advisors. They discuss the Inevitable Policy Response (IPR), research from the PRI, Vivid Economics and Energy Transition Advisors, through an asset owner lens. They discuss how IPR can ...
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WebinarCOP26 - Webinar 2: Investors as catalysts of the climate transition
David Schwimmer, LSEG / Mark Carney, Former Governor of the Bank England / David Blood, Generation Investment Management
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Introductory guideAn introduction to responsible investment: climate change for asset owners
This starter guide outlines the relevance of climate change to asset owners and suggests updates to investment processes, engagement and disclosures that are needed to reflect climate risk.
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WebinarCOP26 - Webinar 1: Sustainable Recovery & investor collaboration on Covid-19 recovery
Sagarika Chatterjee, Director, PRI / David Harris, Head of Sustainable Business, London Stock Exchange Group & FTSE Russell
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Policy reportHow government and investors can deliver net zero in the UK
[Region: UK] This briefing sets out the key policy priorities to put the UK on a trajectory to meet net zero emissions by 2050, and the role that investors can play. These priorities are consistent with a green recovery from the COVID-19 crisis.
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Blog postDo local weather conditions resonate more than global climate trends?
By Darwin Choi, Zhenyu Gao, and Wenxi Jiang, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Business School
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Engagement guideSummary: engagement on water risks in agricultural supply chains (phase 2)
Since 2015, the PRI has coordinated a collaborative engagement on water risks in agricultural supply chains. The engagement focused on these supply chains because agriculture is a major user of water, responsible for the withdrawal of 70% of the world’s freshwater.
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Blog postA pandemic was near inevitable - so too is climate-driven disruption
By Fiona Reynolds, CEO, PRI and Ilmi Granoff, Programme Director, Sustainable Finance, ClimateWorks Foundation
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PRI Web PageUK – China pilot on climate and environmental risk disclosure: 2nd year progress report
The PRI and seven signatories are participating in a UK and Chinese government-backed pilot on climate-related and environmental risk disclosure. Announced at the ninth UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue, this initiative has established a leading group of UK – Chinese financial institutions to advance climate reporting practice in both countries.
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Blog postHow COVID-19 urgency can help investors tackle the climate crisis
By Fiona Reynolds, CEO, PRI
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PodcastThe Inevitable Policy Response: why signatories need to act now on climate change
Published on Earth Day 2020, in this episode, the PRI’s Director of Climate Change, Sagarika Chatterjee, and Jason Eis, Executive Director of Vivid Economics, discuss a pioneering piece of research from the PRI, Vivid Economics and Energy Transition Advisors: the Inevitable Policy Response to climate change. They discuss what exactly ...
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Blog postCOVID‐19: implications for the Inevitable Policy Response to climate change: prepare and act now
By Mark Fulton, Energy Transition Advisers, and Thomas Kansy, Vivid Economics
