ESG Today: Week in Review

This week in ESGEnvironmental, social, and governance (ESG) criteria are a set of standards for a company’s operations that socially conscious investors use to screen potential investments. More news: Google, Amazon turn to new nuclear technology to tackle data center carbon footprints; IFS, PwC launch sustainability reporting solution; BlackRock survey finds nearly all insurers have climate transition goals for investment portfolios; IBM acquires renewable energy asset performance management software provider; Fidelity launches new blue economy-focused fund; BNP Paribas AM raises over $300 million for energy and digital transition infrastructure fund; JPMorgan, Capital One provide tax equity financing for Arizona solar project; Bloomberg launches nature & biodiversity risk solution for investors; capital raises for climate tech, nuclear tech, battery analytics, heat pumps, digital media decarbonization, and more.

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Circular Economy Startup ecoSPIRITS Raises $10 Million

ArcelorMittal Leads $120 Million Capital Raise for Green Steel Startup Boston Metal

HSBC Joins PCAF, Committing to Disclosing Emissions Impact of Financing Activities