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  • Exclusive: UK banks jump on the tech bandwagon to give their operations a green boost

    May 24, 2021

    Almost three quarters of all UK banks are embracing digital technology to make their business operations greener. In fact, two in five banks are using intelligent automation and digitising all paper processes in a bid to be more sustainable, according to new research by Censuswide, and shared with City PM today. This was followed by [...]

  • Legal & General Investment Management joins Shell’s shareholder rebellion

    May 24, 2021

    One of London’s oldest fund managers, Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM), has been revealed to have joined the shareholder rebellion today against Shell’s climate strategy last week, according to reports. Saying that the energy giant’s plans lacked credibility and the ambition needed to tackle climate change, LGIM voted against Shell’s climate transition targets, the [...]

  • Ofgem invests £300m into EV charge points, with £40bn more to come

    May 24, 2021

    The Office of Gas and Electricity Markets, also known as Ofgem, has invested £300m into expanding the UK’s electric vehicle (EV) charging network today, to push the pedal on the country’s low carbon future.   In the bid for net zero, the non-ministerial government department has put money behind the electric vehicle sector, to instal [...]

  • Single-use plastic bag charge to double, with all shops adopting the tariff

    May 21, 2021

    The extra charge for single-use plastic bags is set to double today, as the charge extends to all businesses in Britain. What was a 5p charge for a single-use carrier bag yesterday, will be 10p from today – and comes as pent-up demand pushes shoppers back to high streets. While it used to be only [...]

  • BoE eyes a climate-conscious corporate bond purchase scheme

    May 21, 2021

    The Bank of England (BoE) has tabled plans to make its £20bn of corporate bonds better aligned with government net zero targets today. Set to begin later this year, the bank will not immediately sell off bonds issued by businesses that have high carbon emissions, such as energy and oil firms. “Divestment is a powerful [...]

  • The Treasury’s narrow-minded Net Zero review is holding back Boris Johnson’s climate agenda

    May 21, 2021

    Some truisms are worth repeating: the Treasury is powerful. Unlike its counterparts overseas, the Treasury in Britain is ale to set policy for economic development and control government spending. This power, however, is also an impediment on progress. It is one of the slowest Whitehall departments to change its ways and is holding back the [...]

  • Wincanton supply chains to be net zero by 2040, as profits slip

    May 20, 2021

    Supply chain partner Wincanton is set to be net-zero by 2040, the group said today, but has been knocked slightly by a slip in profitability. With environment, social and governance (ESG) factors climbing increasingly higher on the investor agenda, the group’s shares were up 3.95 per cent to 447p per share this afternoon. The group [...]

  • Climate risk start-up Cervest closes $30m funding round

    May 20, 2021

    A tech start-up which has developed a number of tools to help firms keep track of climate risk has today closed a $30m Series A funding round. Cervest, which was founded in 2016, uses its “climate intelligence” platform to allow companies to keep track of environmental threats to their assets. Venture capital firm Draper Espirit [...]

  • Golden eagles and wildcats could return to England

    May 19, 2021

    The UK government announced a scheme to reintroduce wildcats and golden eagles back into the country. Reintroductions and habitat restoration work will help reverse decline of wildlife and meet new legally binding biodiversity targets, said the government in a new announcement. Golden eagles have been almost completely absent from English skies for around 180 years, [...]

  • Climate-related reporting sprints to centre stage

    May 19, 2021  |  City Talk

    As the world begins to count the days to the start of the summer Olympics, a far more importance race for the human race has also begun in earnest. Whether due to the fast-approaching COP26 conference due to be held in Glasgow in November, efforts are now taking place at considerable pace to move the [...]

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