Binyamin Ali

Capital will be provided as a loan and not a grant, reflecting ‘the UK’s new approach to climate finance’.

Direct carbon pricing currently covers 29% of global GHG emissions through 87 policies, as forestry and land use remain the dominant project types.

Ocean 14 Capital’s Chris Gorell Barnes says, ‘Science, money, and government are realising that protecting the ocean is the most important thing we must do to protect humanity’.

The vehicle has exceeded its $1bn target and is tied as the third-largest private markets forestry fund.

Cambridge Associates’ David Gowenlock discusses why carbon markets remain fragile, LPs' shifting net-zero strategies and why agtech is attracting institutional interest.

Rainforest Builder is working on tropical forest restoration projects in Ghana, Sierra Leone and Guinea.

With gas prices normalised, private capital is repositioning biomethane as part of the agricultural value chain – not simply a complement to the gas grid.

CEO Aleksandra Holmlund explains why improving biodiversity in working forests is a plausible path to scale, despite the negative impacts on harvesting income and carbon capture.

England appeared to have built Europe’s most credible biodiversity market by hard-wiring demand into law – that’s no longer the case.

The fund has been anchored by NGS Super, marking the firm’s first commitment from an Australian superannuation fund.