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Since 2015, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has published six assessment reports highlighting humanity’s role in climate change, and the need to act swiftly to contain the rise in average temperatures to +1.5°C, while ensuring that land and ocean ecosystems are protected. This is an ambitious plan of action, which calls for contributions from States and companies, as well as the financial sector.
This inaugural impact report of Mirova Environment Acceleration Capital(1) is a deeply symbolic and pivotal step in our commitment to the economy’s shift to a more sustainable model. It captures the very essence of the three pillars of impact we shape every day at Mirova.
Second progress report on our roadmap in favour of biodiversity: impact investing in action to contribute to a Nature-positive economy
“The global energy system is broken, bringing us closer to climate catastrophe.” These were the words that United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres used to urge the world to end fossil fuel pollution and accelerate the renewable energy transition, “before we incinerate our only home.”(1) Alone responsible for 73% of carbon dioxide emissions(2), the energy sector is at the forefront of a change of model. But while the trajectory has been mapped out, many challenges still lie ahead, and there are huge needs for financing. In these circumstances, Mirova’s Environmental Impact Private Equity team seeks to accelerate the deployment of solutions and technologies that will contribute to meeting the net zero trajectory to 2050.
Soliane Varlet, Portfolio Manager of our Women Leaders equity strategy, sits with Catherine MacGregor, CEO of Engie, one of the few women at the head of a CAC40 company, to explore how Engie integrates diversity and inclusion in its overall strategy to address the energy transition challenge.
Mirova shares its 2023 outlook.
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