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Most read research buzzes

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    (https://www.reframeventure.com/ai-climate-scenario)

    The development and usage of AI is rapidly accelerating, placing increasing demand on our world’s natural resources. This is particularly salient in areas where data centres are located, with energy and water resources already showing visible strain.

    At the same time, AI systems have the potential to rapidly speed up the transition to net-zero by optimising energy systems and enabling innovation and discovery.

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    (https://www.guinnessgi.com/insights/long-term-opportunity-wind-energy)

    "The wind industry quietly recorded another year of record installations in 2025. While other generation technologies such as solar and nuclear have dominated headlines in recent years, the wind industry has quietly been gathering momentum. With strengthening demand drivers, long-term political support in Europe and China, and attractive long-term economics, we believe that wind adoption will continue to grow."

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    (https://www.business.hsbc.com/en-gb/insights/gamechangers-the-next-stage)

    Almost every economics presentation or meeting over the past few years has had to include a mention or a question about AI – and rightly so. The impact of the technology on the economy has both been meaningful already and is set to increase in the coming years.

    We’ve seen impacts on growth in the US via software investment and data centres, a boom in Taiwanese exports, and financial markets dominated by the winners and losers of AI.

    But beyond the initial buildout, the second-round macro impacts in most of the world have been pretty small so far.

    • We haven’t seen mass layoffs.
    • We haven’t seen productivity spike.
    • We haven’t seen our day-to-day lives transformed by AI quite yet.
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    (https://cepr.org/voxeu/columns/ray-hope-rise-solar-energy-china)

    China's solar industry is a poster child for the country's economic rise over the last four decades.

    Focal points

    • Chinese local subsidies for solar production, installation and R&D were a major driver of the sector’s explosive growth and global cost declines.
    • Industrial policies explained roughly 40% to 50% of changes in innovation, revenues and prices from 2004 to 2020, with large welfare gains before environmental benefits are counted.
    • Solar offers evidence that targeted green industrial policy can accelerate innovation, though design matters and lessons may not transfer cleanly to all sectors.

    Contents

    … includes …

    • China’s solar industry
    • How policy led to innovation in solar energy
    • What was the local impact of China’s industrial policy?
    • What was the national impact of China’s industrial policy?
    • What lessons can we learn?

    [Selected by Mike (54) | Summarised by Sonnet 4.6 | Human-directed; AI-powered]

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    (https://www.saab.com/newsroom/press-releases/2026/saab-publishes-its-2025-annual-report?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

    3rd March 2026: The Annual Report 2025 describes Saab’s important role in driving innovation to support increased resilience, security and sustainability. It outlines how Saab is delivering on its strategy to contribute to safer societies and strengthening its customers defence capabilities in times of geopolitical uncertainty.

    In the report Saab also presents its sustainability efforts during 2025. For the first time this report is compliant with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Saab’s ambition to be a sustainability leader in the defence industry remains. 

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    (https://www.business.hsbc.com/en-gb/insights/future-transport-ignore-consumer-preference-at-your-peril)

    The transport sector is making some progress on decarbonisation, but it is slow and the outlook is tough. According to the UN, the sector accounts for roughly one-quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions.

    Making transport clean(er) remains the central tenet of the industry.

    ... includes ...

    • Road is key
    • The headwinds to EV adoption, however, are clear and well-rehearsed
    • Regulators have started to adjust to reflect this reality
    • The road ahead
    • For sea and air transport, the challenge remains the availability of alternative fuels
    • Meanwhile, autonomous driving is gaining speed
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    "‘Reference narratives’ are beliefs that spread contagiously “go viral”, self-reinforce. But what if the narratives shaping sustainable finance don’t fully reflect reality?

    The latest thoughtful, jazzy episode of The Transition Tapes is called: The power of ‘Reference Narratives’: How the stories we tell about sustainable finance and the way we test the truth/reality of those narratives is fundamental to progress.

    In this episode, I chat with Harald Walkate, Advisor on Financing Sustainability & Blended Finance: Route17 and Senior Advisor Blended Finance Lab at the LSE.

    We cover:

    • Why certain narratives dominate sustainable finance
    • The gap between market-led thinking and policy reality
    • Whether current approaches are set up to deliver real impact
    • What needs to change for the transition to actually work"

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    Listen:

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    (https://www.ri-brandindex.org/download-ribi-2026/?mc_cid=7ef92bd8bc&mc_eid=170a9b7c5e)

    Clarity Turns Conviction into Competitive Edge

    "The landscape of responsible investment has entered a new and more demanding phase.  One that rewards clarity above all else. The debate has moved on from questioning the meaning of sustainability, to questioning 
    whether it is practised intentionally and from within. If so, what is the intent? Regulatory pressure, performance disappointments, and political backlash have exposed the difference between asset managers for whom responsible investment is a genuine part of who they are, and those for whom it was always a posture.

    That difference is now more visible to clients, to regulators, and to the market. Naming it, measuring it, and acting on it is precisely what RIBI 2026 is for."

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    (https://proxypro.substack.com/p/six-flags-over-texas)

    Companies are leaving the shareholder-aligned—or at least well-defined—confines of Delaware for the corporate-friendly open plains of Texas. Recent reforms to the Texas Business Organizations Code (TBOC), along with the 2024 launch of the specialized Texas Business Court, have attracted a wave of companies to propose redomiciling in the Lone Star State. The concern among institutional investors is what rights are they losing to hold boards accountable in the Texas shuffle.

    ArcBest saw two-thirds shareholder approval for its redomicile proposal in April, while Texas Capital Bancshares narrowly experienced defeat. ExxonMobil has its proposal going to a shareholder vote later this month, along with a number of other companies this season, including Dell Technologies.

    Taking a page from Six Flags amusement park - named after the six sovereign flags that have flown over Texas - Canbury Insights’ ProxyPro platform uses a six-flag assessment for scoring companies on their redomicile proposals. The ride can be thrilling or terrifying, depending on where you are sitting.

    Please note that this is absolutely, positively not voting advice, nor investment advice, but definitely not voting advice. You read beyond this point at your own risk and with clear understanding that this is not voting advice.

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    (https://www.generationim.com/our-thinking/roadmap-series/how-physical-world-ai-could-reshape-our-economy/)

    At a glance:

    • Over $34 billion of private capital flowed into robotics-related companies in 2025 – more than twice that of 2024.1 Yet some of the best-funded companies are still in the early stages of commercialisation, with scaled deployments years away.
    • Physical world foundation models, which include both vision language action and world models, are emerging as the next frontier of artificial intelligence, but data remains a critical bottleneck.
    • We see investment opportunities in robotic hardware and the software ‘picks and shovels’ of physical AI, including companies providing data, testing infrastructure and simulation tools.

Most viewed job posts

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    (https://recruiting.ultipro.com/HOL1002HPHM/JobBoard/be27b89b-3cb9-491f-a1b0-42f8b077a9dd/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=5514de3c-f951-46bb-b2c5-654c14eb545c&source=LinkedIn)

    Macmillan is seeking a Sustainability Specialist to support its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) program. This role will be key in driving sustainable business practices and strategies to help Macmillan achieve its environmental targets. The Specialist will collaborate across various teams to ensure the company meets its sustainability goals, adheres to environmental regulations, and integrates eco-friendly practices into daily operations.  Reports to the Director, ESG. 

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    (https://broadridge.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-GB/Careers/job/New-York-NY/Senior-Sustainability-Analyst_JR1078936?trid=2d92f286-613b-4daf-9dfa-6340ffbecf73+)

    As a Senior Sustainability Analyst, you will play a key role in advancing Broadridge’s sustainability strategy and driving progress toward near-term and long-term emissions reduction goals. In this role, you will lead the development of supplier engagement program and contribute to disclosures aligned with global sustainability frameworks. You will collaborate with internal stakeholders and external partners to deliver accurate insights, identify opportunities for improvement, and recommend strategies that drive meaningful progress toward Broadridge’s environmental commitments.

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    (https://app.beapplied.com/apply/lna0gyhsdx)

    Employment Type Full time Please note, where PRI has an office there is an expectation to work a minimum of 2 days per week
    Location Hybrid · Singapore
    Team Markets
    Seniority Senior
    Closing: 11:59pm, 22nd Mar 2026 +08

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    (https://bloomberg.avature.net/careers/JobDetail/Head-of-Sustainable-Index-Product/17513?utm_medium=recruitment&utm_content=jobreq&utm_source=linkedIn&source=linkedIn)

    As Head of Sustainable Index Product, you will be responsible for the strategy, growth, governance, and risk management of Bloomberg’s ESG, Climate, and Sustainable index offerings. You will lead a global index product team within the Enterprise Data Product division and act as a senior control owner, balancing client demand and commercial objectives with regulatory and governance requirements.

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    (https://group.bnpparibas/en/careers/job-offer/sustainability-analyst-h-f?src=LinkedIn)

    You will join the ESG analyst team within the Fixed Income platform, to perform the following:

    -Labeled Bond Research and Analysis: perform the ESG assessment of Green Social and Sustainable bonds (GSSB) according to BNPPAM internal framework and taxonomy. Provide opinions on new and recurring issuances when announced in the market. Maintain the database and processes linked to the assessment framework in collaboration with RI Techno.
    -Coordination: Assist the coordination work within the Fixed Income and Core Investment platforms (meeting preparation and follow up, internal stakeholder management, coordination with other teams, etc)....

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    (https://search.jobs.barclays/job/-/-/13015/91945442048?src=JB-12860)

    To identify, develop, and embed an approach to managing Barclays' sustainability-related risks, strategy, and ambitions; and supporting the banks’ business objectives, priorities, and regulatory requirements.

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    (https://careers.db.com/professionals/search-roles/?test.html%3Fkid%3D=linkedinjobwrap#/professional/job/71296)

    You will have the opportunity to manage project deliverables and have ownership of transformational topics, specifically within transition finance and net zero. A key feature of the role is close cross-divisional collaboration with all IBCM business units, as well as with the Chief Sustainability Office, IBCM and Global Communication teams, and the Chief Financial Office.

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    (https://fil.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/001/job/Cannon-Street-Office/Director--Sustainable-Investing_J61018/apply?source=linkedin)

    You will work collaboratively with our investment professionals to integrate sustainability considerations into our investment process including engaging with our investee companies on ESG issues. In this capacity you will work across the IM platform globally, with an initial focus our UK and European based investment teams. You will contribute to the development of Fidelity’s global sustainable investment frameworks and solutions. You will also work with client-facing teams to evidence the ESG integration process to our clients and consultants, particularly those based in the UK and Europe, acting as an ESG spokesperson both internally and externally.

Most viewed organisations

  1. (57) Aberdeen Investments
  2. (7) Unregistered Firm
  3. (5) 1919 Investment Counsel
  4. (4) Forum pour l'Investissement Responsable
  5. (4) SRI-CONNECT

Most viewed users

  1. (4) Loubia Vexlard
  2. (3) Andrew White @ AWESGConsulting
  3. (3) Katja Brunner