Excited to publish TransitionZero's Global Steel Cost Tracker (GSCT), a publicly available dataset that tracks the production cost of steel plants globally. Download the data here https://t.co/zLre0mW1cE
.@Suss_quatch: “There are thousands of commitments to #NetZero, yet the world has not begun to decarbonise. “We expect there to be a reckoning when investors & consumers become fed up with corporate pledges...” https://t.co/Se1k4Zv2ho #ESG#greenwashing
Drax has been removed from the S&P Global Clean Energy Index, as scepticism mounts about the climate-friendly claims of biomass.
"We argue that bioenergy production is not carbon neutral, in almost all instances", says @Suss_quatch
https://t.co/s8jVLWkc48
We're delighted to be discussing what the #netzero transition means for the global #steel industry this Thurs at 16:00 BST.
With Tiffany Vass at @IEA, @Suss_quatch at @jefferies & our Badr M'barek - chaired by our co-CEO @matthewcgray
Sign up: https://t.co/eyjE2vn9kf
Following the launch of @transition_zer0's report, The Spotlight Effect, we will be hosting a webinar on Thursday 30th September 16:00 BST to discuss steel sector decarbonisation with Tiffany Vass from the @IEA and @Suss_quatch from @Jefferies. https://t.co/Ty5NZcZpe4
@FredSimonEU@EURACTIV@KiraTaylor15 Thanks Frederic. Yes, makes sense, and is how i have understood it. Big upside for EU steel, cement, aluminium firms who should see demand uplift. Likely cost inflation to EU firms that purchase these goods as cheap supply is cut off.
@FredSimonEU@EURACTIV@KiraTaylor15 Similarly, if you read the leaked draft #CBAM document, it is the EU company that registers with the CBAM Authority, not the non-EU company.
@FredSimonEU@EURACTIV@KiraTaylor15 Hi Frederic. If an EU company is looking to import steel from a Chinese company, for example, which firm has to buy the #CBAM certificates?
This S&P article states that the company importing products into the EU will pay, which means the EU company https://t.co/QjNK4N2GxY
@droege_s Very interesting. Are you sure it will be non-EU companies that are obliged to buy certificates? I have read many media articles that imply it will be importing EU companies that pay the bill. Any clarification greatly appreciated
The @IEA just released the world’s first comprehensive roadmap for the global energy sector to reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
Our special report shows the pathway to net zero by 2050 is narrow but still achievable if governments act now.
The report ➡️ https://t.co/nnpk3Ik1fH
New @CarbonBrief article, drawing largely from the insights from our recent systematic review on induced innovation:
'Why the low carbon transition may be much cheaper than models predict' https://t.co/CDbf2s87km
@UCL_ISR@MichaelGrubb9
Ep. 144 is a wide-ranging interview with legendary investor Jeremy Grantham, covering his view of stock market bubbles; Robinhood & $GME, Fed policy; the US national debt; investing in #energytransition; and much more! https://t.co/LNIsIoitoL
As more companies follow suit with #NetZero goals, the total volume of offsets they rely on will quickly exceed the ability of the planet to provide them. Without more concrete near-term actions, “net zero” risks becoming a fairytale https://t.co/NG0x13Xybm #BigOil#Shell
"[Stiglitz & Stern] attack conventional models used in climate economics research... "It is a fundamental mistake to begin the analysis of climate change under the premise that, but for the mispricing of emissions, the economy is efficient," they warn."
https://t.co/o3CKVx7EfR
@NGFS_ Hi, are you able to direct me to an English version of the 'Green Taxonomy for the Mexican Financial System'? Struggling to find out much about this proposal. Many thanks