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23 Nov 2022 12.00am
Investment is being viewed through a new environmental lens. Funds seeking sustainable ventures are channelling capital into land-based assets to deliver tangible natural capital and renewables projects.
Time:
12.00am
What are the challenges to reaching these decarbonisation goals? That was the topic of discussion at the second panel at our Natural Capital and Renewable Energy Investment Conference.
Renewables are key to decarbonising the electricity system by 2035. But what are the challenges and how do we get there?
Ros Clifford, our head of Energy and Renewables, gives her personal thoughts on the day
One week on from the finale of COP27, Bidwells brought together leading decision-makers and investors from across the public and private sectors to drive conversations on the potential of natural capital and renewables markets, which are generating both environmental and financial reward - for landowners, investors and developers.
The biggest upside to all this? Having a future planet to live onIn this article, find out:
- How Natural Capital Investment can be profitable for both landowners and developers
- How developers can benefit from biodiversity net gain, rather than just being a requirement
- Types of natural capital and environmental net gain, and the different markets in England and Scotland
- Why ignoring nature recovery could affect your bottom line
Read the Q&A here
Rosalind Clifford
Partner, Head of Energy & Renewables
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