Redstone's first ocean fund close leans on maritime LPs
The €25 million is modest; the ports and shipowners on the cap table will decide whether the fund works.
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The €25 million is modest; the ports and shipowners on the cap table will decide whether the fund works.
The combined raise-and-acquire points to consolidation as impact healthcare's next phase.
The final close turns a fundraising story into an underwriting test for emerging-market climate credit.
The Treasury's consultation offers three paths for assurance; the metric-by-metric route is the one that protects the regime's credibility.
The $18 million arrives with a deployment roster that already includes a Canadian producer, a 1.6-gigawatt West Virginia campus and a Québec mill.
A C$750m two-tranche deal brings North American green-labelled debt to 20, with a framework that reaches from nuclear to clean transport.
The initiative will be judged on whether it attracts follow-on private capital without fresh public seed money.
Shipping decarbonization gets a mission-driven backstop as commercial buyers walk.
The close put public risk capital to work in climate private credit. The unspent $257 million is the test.
The startup's named deployments, not the round size, mark carbon capture's shift from lab chemistry to industrial contracting.
Disclosure rules slip while DOE, Tesla and a $155 million fund buy the supply chain.
Treasury consultation could delay or drop the move to reasonable assurance while drawing clearer Scope 3 boundaries for suppliers.
The updated net-zero standard makes nature-based mitigation a scheduled, governed line item, giving transition finance a standardized demand signal to price against.
The round is small, but Amazon's involvement tells the market where transition finance in India is heading.
GHG Protocol's corporate standard and insets rulebook now share a Q2 2027 date, buying companies time but not simplicity.
The approved transfer framework gives Vietnam a legal channel to Singapore, but the methodologies that would fill it are still unwritten.
Direct public capital meets battery processing and recycling, with the government absorbing early-stage risk private capital has largely avoided.
The ten-week consultation could postpone £1.56bn in charge point investment and test how much policy risk institutions will absorb.
One check buys seven underlying funds, 20 direct co-investments and a 250-company book, betting that curation carries the cleantech shelf.
A core-buyer order book and a tight spread show labeled credit still clears at scale; transition finance now needs to prove it can.
Fort Bend County's Project Crystal Sun would test whether property-tax incentives can anchor a domestic solar supply chain.
Fund II will ride seven underlying funds and 20 direct co-investments into a portfolio of more than 250 early-stage companies.
A cap table of ports, shipowners, and marine corporates could speed ocean-tech exits, or import the incumbents' caution.
An 80% cut in purchases and a 66% sales contraction end the single-buyer era. Startups and raters now have to build a real market.
Wildfire redraws the Tour de France; a wheel of Parmesan serves as loan collateral. Responsible Investor's case: nature is place-based and can't be averaged away.
The Stanford spinout will use the capital to prove its fast-weathering rock process inside cement kilns and produce 1,000 tons of fertilizer.
A shared carbon ledger, a labeled bank framework, and a pension screen arrived this week. Transition debt now has the plumbing to price like standardized credit.
The two registries' joint tool gives host countries a single record of authorized credits ahead of 2026 transparency reports.
The C$787 billion fund reports that 86.7% of its corporate holdings sat below a 40-tonne carbon line. It also adds a confirmed/unconfirmed governance screen to the same disclosure.
The World Bank's seven-year benchmark was more than two and a half times subscribed. It drew institutional capital and priced 3.9 basis points over Treasuries.
The new two-axis disclosure turns a carbon figure into a governance screen other allocators can adapt.
The appointment applies the same return-on-capital standard to climate strategy as to GIC's other investments.
New framework gives hard-to-abate borrowers a labeled route to decarbonization finance.
The $404 million close, backed by pensions, DFIs and family offices, lifts cumulative fundraising for the strategy near $1 billion.
The Dutch hospitality fund's decision extends a pattern of European asset owners cutting ties with big US managers over climate stewardship.
The bond tests whether a housing nonprofit can sell its mission to retail investors.
A possible miss on $300 million hasn't stopped the Murdoch heir from planning in decades.
A cabinet bill classifies CO2 pipelines and storage as public-interest infrastructure, changing the risk calculation for transition capital.
Large Swiss companies would face EU-aligned due diligence and reporting, with an explicit pledge not to exceed Brussels' rules.
Importers face stricter carbon-accounting and verification rules as the border mechanism moves from reporting to financial liability.
Under the revised standard, credibility is measured by what companies do with emissions that remain after their targets are met.
The cabinet's BEHG amendment keeps allowances at $64-$75 per tonne and delays the move to EU-linked pricing.
Disclosure disputes now run through arbitration and courts, a shift with consequences for wealth managers.
Multi-year offtake gives Carbonsate the certainty to expand its Namibia storage sites.
The fund waits for several independent investors to agree on the same round before committing, and a family office has joined its manager.
A Ceres review finds climate-risk analysis doesn't change portfolios without a written transition plan — and argues the plan is now a competitive advantage.
Sustainable Brands says a silent SEC is moving shareholder disputes from a rules-based channel to litigation.
Three deals this week show clean-energy capital leaving public exchanges for private books.
The £61 million Snetterton financing is the first deal under Standard Life's new Project Infrastructure structure, a solvency-driven route for insurer capital into infrastructure.
BP's renewable natural gas platform is for sale as it nears its projected cash-flow turn.
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