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With the Built World accounting for 40% of all carbon emissions globally and VC’s investing more than $40b annually in Climate Tech, an expert panel of VC’s will discuss how and where those dollars are being invested in the real estate sector. Our world-class team of investors representing global market coverage will discuss which technologies have the biggest opportunity to reduce greenhouse ...
On March 21, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) finally released its proposed rules to require publicly traded companies to disclose their climate-related risks to investors. The rules include not only reporting of material and financial risks, but will also require disclosures on greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. While so...
It’s tempting to draw lines on a map, but we can’t forget that cities should be designed for the people who live there
Carlos Rousseau, Co-founder and CEO of Orange Investments, looks to increase tokenization and green technology into the CRE industry in Latin America.
Rooftop solar panels are old news, but solar panels in the parking lot have one of the most ubiquitous big-box retailers thinking net-zero. Target Corp. has retrofitted a store in Vista, California, to be a net-zero energy facility. The site will generate more renewable energy than it needs to operate and will test various other changes to its physical plant to re...
One Manhattan West, the 2.1M SF skyscraper Brookfield developed on Manhattan's West Side, is leaving fossil fuels behind. Brookfield is going to power the skyscraper, which was valued last week at $2.85B when Blackstone ac...
A report from European innovation engine EIT Digital explores whether digital transformation helps reduce non-green energy use or enhance consumption of non-green energy in the overall economy.
McKinsey Global Institute has issued a new report on the global cost of transitioning to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 that says the world will need to spend $275 trillion, or an average of $9.2 trillion per year in new capital spending to transition physical assets for energy and land use in order to achieve the goal.