climate solutions

The global urban population is projected to surge to 6.3bn by 2050, compelling the infrastructure sector to address the demands of rapidly growing cities.

A growing interest in climate and biodiversity is affecting managers’ approach to timberland investing.

The need for sustainable infrastructure is obvious to many, but some managers must walk a tightrope to navigate the anti-ESG movement.

Established impact fund managers and OECD pension funds have been entering emerging markets this year to pursue climate impact opportunities.

The firm is seeking up to €750m to finance projects in continental Europe.

Fund III's investors include CalSTRS, the Grantham Foundation, the University of California, Sobrato Capital, Strategic Investment Group and Northwestern University.

As more investors conduct climate scenario analyses, the severity of physical risks on investment portfolios is becoming clearer.

How do we unlock the next phase of the energy transition, asks Emmanuel Lagarrigue, partner and global co-head of KKR's climate strategy.

Although IRA funding is catalysing major climate projects in the US, investors should be cognisant of hurdles when pricing IRA funding into development and returns models.

The French manager is targeting €300m for its impact debut, which will link half of its carried interest to impact performance, according to general partner Rémi Said.