03/13/2023
Barbados wins top Green Destinations environment, climate award at ITB Berlin
The Green Destinations Story Awards celebrates the most inspirational initiatives for sustainable tourism development
Planet SOS
03/13/2023
Zero carbon hotel to be built in the Bahamas
The entire development is sustainable in that very light touch.
03/10/2023
Clarien launches sustainable development equity fund
Mr DaPonte said: “Clarien’s international equity fund will invest in companies creating solutions to the world’s largest sustainability challenges.
03/09/2023
Trustees – Go green or go home
Ethical and moral considerations include objectives such as promoting human rights, pursuing animal protection or investing in climate action.
03/08/2023
Climate risk: don’t rush decisions, take the gradual approach
“New technology must be properly tested to ensure it’s not going to put further harm into the environment,” she said.
03/07/2023
GAPP publishes ESG framework
This framework marks a first step for Guernsey-based pension schemes to recognise how they can contribute towards sustainable development goals and make ESG at the heart of their governance structure.
03/02/2023
St Kitts and Nevis Receives Support in Plan to Launch Education for Sustainable Development
Dr. Tricia Esdaille had also stated that the ESD targets need to remain clear and the outcomes for the country that communicate education as the Federation’s forefront for sustainability.
02/27/2023
KPMG and ESI Monitor form alliance of sustainability consulting and ESG reporting
For many businesses, groups, portfolios and funds, to avoid the accusation of ‘greenwashing’ it is ever more important to robustly calculate your environmental impact
02/20/2023
Costa Rica telecoms brand joins TISE Sustainable
The issuer has been admitted to the Exchange’s sustainable finance segment, TISE Sustainable.
02/20/2023
Report outlines climate change impact on Bermuda
Climate change will have wide-ranging effects on Bermuda as sea levels rise, hurricanes become stronger and supply lines are further strained, according to a report.
02/17/2023
Manx Utilities given green light to commence energy construction projects
It will also see wind turbines built, subject to planning approvals.
02/16/2023
Caribbean must collaborate on climate financing, agriculture tech
He contended that the region needs to become more of a cohesive agent in its bid to become energy and food secure.
02/16/2023
Leading the way in renewables
The rest of the energy system comes from clean natural gas (supplied by TT) that is run efficiently from brand new high efficiency power plants, such as South Jamaica Power Centre, with automotive diesel in storage in case of emergency if a hurricane hits
02/16/2023
Work begins on plan to decarbonise Isle of Man’s electricity generation by 2030
“Harnessing the power of the sun and the wind will mean we can utilise our Island’s natural resources to reduce carbon emissions whilst making the Isle of Man less reliant on imported fossil fuels.”
02/13/2023
Axa XL advances sustainability goals
Axa XL said it is leveraging its global position and reach to advance sustainability across the dozens of industries and countries it impacts daily.
02/03/2023
‘Climate-proofing our homes is a must’ − BOV chairman
Bank holds business breakfast on climate challenges, opportunities for real estate
02/02/2023
Collas Crill Advises on Affinity Sustainable Growth Fund
The Irish-domiciled solution is categorised as an Article 8 fund, as defined by the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR).
02/01/2023
GreenYellow and MCB Completes the Financing of Arsenal Solar PV Plant in Mauritius
The construction of the solar power plant, which is located around 10 km from the capital, was announced a few months ago by GreenYellow.
02/01/2023
Partanna driving Caribbean economy transition into climate-smart zone
The MoU is part of a drive by CCSA to champion Caribbean businesses with the potential to create global impact through their climate innovations.
01/31/2023
Climate change “fingerprints” on large 2022 losses
Private insurers covered most of the losses ($125bn), with public insurance picking up the remainder.