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Climate Change
Climate Change January 2022

Eter know that the year 2022 has been a critical year in all the processes of evolution of the approach of the different sectors towards climate change, from that perspective of the year 2022 begins already in January with two big news that we want to highlight.
On the one hand, Blackstone is launching a sustainable resource credit platform due to the possibility of investing $100 billion in energy transition and climate change solutions over the next decade across all its businesses.
The other important news is that 19 major Wall Street banks have formed a consortium to measure and manage climate change across their operations. This is primarily to assess the risks associated with climate change. For more information check out the links.

https://www.estrategiasdeinversion.com/amp/los-grandes-bancos-de-wall-street-se-unen-contra-n-494433

https://www.blackstone.com/news/press/blackstone-launches-sustainable-resources-credit-platform/

Climate Change
Climate Change 2021-2022

From Eter we understand that the year 2022 has been a critical year in all the processes of evolution of the approach of the different sectors towards climate change, from that perspective of the year 2022 begins already with two important news in 2021 The Regulatory Council of Federal Acquisitions is considering modifying the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) to ensure that procurement by major federal agencies minimizes the risk of climate change.

Also in January, investment giant BlackRock announced that it had raised $673 million for the Climate Finance Association to invest in climate infrastructure in developing markets to help accelerate the global transition to climate change. Zero net economy.
As we will see in future posts, this trend has continued to grow since then. More information at the links:

hhttps://www.esgtoday.com/blackrock-spearheads-673-million-climate-finance-fundraise-targeting-infrastructure-investments-in-emerging-markets/

https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2021/10/15/2021-22266/federal-acquisition-regulation-minimizing-the-risk-of-climate-change-in-federal-acquisitions