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Methane: A ticking time bomb for Australian investors

Investors have an opportunity to incentivise more rapid action on methane – a major contributor to fossil fuel companies’ Scope 1 emissions – by incorporating methane reporting and abatement into their engagement with companies.

Blue hydrogen's carbon capture boondoggle

A major blue hydrogen project under development is a lose-lose proposition that would cost billions of dollars in subsidies for essentially zero environmental benefit.

European oil: Navigating credit risk towards net zero

A long-term credit ratings view should be applied to oil and gas companies to account for the unprecedented sector-wide exposure to transition risk, as observed from the case of European firms.

Challenges in India’s tender-driven renewable energy market

Despite record-high utility-scale renewable energy tender issuances in 2024, ongoing issues with project execution could deter investor interest.

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