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Race to net zero: combining the good with the useful - Aquila Capital

The increase in government spending and the associated broad-based economic stimulus programmes are intended to lead the economy out of the crisis, in this course innovations that increase the flexibility of demand and supply are key to achieve net-zero and offer great new economic growth potential.

Posted on Jul 15, 2021

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... In addition to the pressing problems of climate change, the majority of governments agree the energy transition has a disproportionately positive impact on the labour market, competitiveness and thus on the real economy as a whole.

To date 90% of the global financial framework earmarked for green investments is accounted for by the EU and national programmes of the member states. However, the commitment of other countries is accelerating. Innovations that increase the flexibility of demand and supply are key to achieve net-zero and offer great new economic growth potential.

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