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26Jan/26

Selective Sustainability: The 2026 Shift from Green Slogans to Verifiable Data

January 26, 2026Financeand governance, blackrock funds, Climate change policy, Energy development, Energy economics, Energy policy, Energy transition, Environmental, Environmental, social, and governance, Ethical banking, Ethical investment, Green bond, Inditex, International Energy Agency, JYP Entertainment, Nvidia, Renewable energy, social, South Korea, Sustainable finance, Wonderinterest Trading Ltd.admin

Jan. 26, 2026 /Mpelembe Media/ — The report from Wonderinterest Trading Ltd. highlight a shift toward a more data-driven and selective approach to global sustainability investments in 2026. While renewable energy sources like wind and solar are projected to overtake coal as the primary electricity providers, the financial sector is facing stricter regulatory oversight and fluctuating fund flows. Major corporations, ranging from entertainment giants to tech leaders, are increasingly prioritized for their specific achievements in carbon reduction and energy efficiency. Simultaneously, the green bond market has reached historic milestones, surpassing a total value of $3 trillion. These sources ultimately suggest that the future of responsible investing will rely less on marketing slogans and more on transparent metrics and infrastructure development. Continue reading →

18Sep/24

SOLVING THE CLIMATE CRISIS IS WITHIN REACH BUT A LACK OF FORTITUDE THREATENS TO STALL PROGRESS

September 18, 2024EnvironmentClimate change policy, Climate Finance, Ethical banking, Ethical investment, generation investment management, Renewable energy commercializationadmin

Generation Investment Management, the sustainable investment manager, today published its eighth Sustainability Trends Report, which annually seeks to answer the question of where the world stands in the transition to a low-emissions economy. This year’s assessment analyses how climate promises are starting to resemble New Year’s resolutions: easy to make, hard to keep. It also covers the shifts needed across the global economy – spanning the power sector; transportation; buildings; industry; people, land & food; and climate finance. Continue reading

30Jan/23

Business Leaders and Consumers Want It – So Where’s The ESG Progress?

January 30, 2023BusinessArticles, Economy, Environmental, social and corporate governance, Environmentalism, ESG, Ethical banking, Ethical investment, L.E.K. Consulting, Natural environment, Sustainabilityadmin

ESG and sustainability continue to remain top of mind for both business leaders and consumers. And survey research conducted by global strategy consultancy L.E.K. Consulting indicates both groups are committed to becoming more sustainable – and are willing to pay a price and make trade-offs for it. Continue reading