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In Tandem With The IEA, Banks Are Finally Returning To Realistic Energy Investment Policies
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In Tandem With The IEA, Banks Are Finally Returning To Realistic Energy Investment Policies
In the latest move back to common-sense energy policy, banks around the world are no longer shunning essential energy investments, and instead committing to reinvesting in the world’s energy future. This is welcome news considering that for years, financiers had been underinvesting in fossil fuels, thereby risking future energy shortages. Most recently, Deutsche Bank, Canadian lender RBC, and Japanese public investment arms have taken steps to e…
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