Climate policy

Who should pay for the climate transition, and how can Singapore help draw in capital to finance projects in the region?

Regional leaders are facing a ‘trilemma’ of balancing sustainable development, security and competitiveness

This week in ESG: International Energy Agency sees regional coal demand growing 4.4 per cent annually; Wood Mackenzie expects Singapore to miss import goal

Investments in renewables and political leadership can help the region tackle climate risks

Sustainability risks have material effects on line items, and directors have a responsibility to disclose them

Business leaders and investors need to ask whether sustainability data is actually influencing decisions

It is no longer about preventing tomorrow’s crises, but adapting for today’s realities

The city wants to be a hub for climate finance worldwide

This week in ESG: Market veteran Chew Sutat takes reins of nature non-profit; aviation’s carbon credits scheme could create US$1.6 billion of value for S-E Asia