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Issue 213: Singapore public-sector green bond issuance nears limit; companies lag on physical climate risk assessment (opens the original)
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This week in ESG: Singapore public-sector green debt hits S$31 billion; MSCI finds detailed climate risk disclosures lacking The Singapore government may need to lift its guidance on public-sector green bond issuance, or it might have to slow the pace at which it sells environmentally friendly debt in the next few years. The Singapore public sector has issued S$25.8 billion of green bonds as at end-March 2026, based on numbers released in the latest edition of the annual Singapore Green Bond Rep
Issue 212: Banking the Asean Power Grid; mobile operators’ gridlocked emissions (opens the original)
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This week in ESG: Sustainable finance group urges bankability for cross-border electricity trading deals; Asia-Pacific mobile telcos’ emissions grow 6% from 2019 to 2024 At the heart of project finance is predictability. In determining whether to finance an infrastructure project, a lender or investor needs to gaze far into the future, past the initial years of building with no income, then past the years of operations required to finally achieve cost recovery. Without enough predictability, cap
Issue 211: Singapore defers green jet fuel levy for cargo; TUV SUD opens decarbonisation centre (opens the original)
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This week in ESG: One-year delay for fuel charge to give air cargo industry time to prepare; S$30 million decarbonisation centre to address trust in carbon markets Singapore’s decision to delay a green jet fuel levy for air cargo is the latest challenge confronting efforts to decarbonise the aviation sector. The sector is veering further in the wrong direction with regards to sustainable aviation fuel, and it seems increasingly likely that the industry will have to adopt more realistic targets o
Issue 208: Sembcorp’s turbulent week; nuclear financing’s green acceptance (opens the original)
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This week in ESG: Renewables group’s first-half underlying profit falls 25%; global nuclear-related sustainable financing hits US$4.1 billion in H1 2026 A diversified portfolio may have helped Sembcorp Industries to emerge from a roller-coaster week with a tailwind. Shares of the renewable energy company took a beating before the Aug 15 weekend as a major index dropped the stock and lacklustre earnings reflected persistent weakness in China. However, the counter has bounced back even higher as a
Issue 207: Al Gore’s sustainable investing claim; Qian Hu’s aquaculture expansion (opens the original)
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This week in ESG: Former US vice-president sees no retreat in green investments; fish and aquarium equipment company starts lobster farming in Timor Leste Former US vice-president and climate advocate Al Gore might be both right and wrong when he declares it a myth that investors are retreating from sustainable investing. The ambiguity boils down to indications of a shift in the way that sustainable capital is being deployed. With the broad spectrum of green investing facing challenges overall,
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