It’s been a couple weeks since Climate Week, and we’re working our way through all the follow-ups and upcoming projects (stay ...

This issue of CCSI Investment Perspectives was contributed by Irina Naoumova, PhD, Professor of Management at the University of Hartford; Ru-Shiun Liou, Associate Professor of Management at the ...

At a New York Climate Week roundtable convened by CCSI, UNIDO and the GCCA and hosted by BNP Paribas, investors, cement producers, development financiers and government representatives gathered around ...

The energy transition will require roughly 6.5 billion tonnes of materials. Wind turbines, solar panels, batteries and power grids all depend on copper, nickel, lithium, cobalt and silver. For several ...

At the heart of CCSI is a team working to build a more just and sustainable future Are you passionate about driving change through research, law, and policy? Curious about how global investment ...

Indonesia is the world’s largest producer of nickel ore and intermediates, and its downstreaming agenda (hilirisasi) has been powered largely by captive coal: dedicated generation at mines and ...

This piece was originally published on Illuminem. Over the past decade, environmentally cleaner systems have increasingly become the more economically compelling ones. As technologies have grown more ...

Circularity in Indonesia’s nickel-based industrial policy remains nascent, leaving opportunities unrealized in resource productivity, exposure to shifts in commodity prices and battery chemistry, and ...

Indonesia’s energy transition requires roughly USD 140 billion annually through 2050. The difficulty is allocation, not volume: only around 3 percent of private financial sector investment is ...