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Ethical Investment Advisers

Locality: Red Hill

Phone: +61 7 3333 2187

Address: 1,1 Enogerra Terrace 4171 Red Hill, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.ethicalinvestment.com.au/

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24.01.2022 In a statement released on Friday, Tasmanian energy minister Guy Barnett said that state had effectively become entirely self-sufficient for supplies of renewable electricity, supplied by the state’s wind and hydroelectricity projects.

21.01.2022 By seeking investments that provide better risk-adjusted returns with positive #societal & #economic_impacts we are creating a more sustainable economy for our Planet Society and Economy to thrive in. #Social_bonds are a rapidly growing part of the international investment market, allowing investors to help fund a range of projects with positive social outcomes. These include #affordable_housing, #infrastructure, #education and #health_care. Although social bonds have traditi...onally not had quite the same attention as green bonds, we have seen some of our fund managers increasingly investing in Australian and global social bonds. The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated their popularity and relevance, changing how these instruments are viewed in terms of their impact, offering a solution to a variety of social needs and viability as a strong investment vehicle. See more

21.01.2022 Colac's renewable organics network is turning food waste into biogas, hot water and power. The process captures the biogas that's generated from natural bacteria breaking down organic material and uses that biogas to then drive a machine and that generates electricity and hot water.

09.01.2022 Last year, the world’s 50 biggest banks provided $2.6tn in loans and other credit to sectors with a high impact on biodiversity, such as forestry and agriculture. With environmental risks dominating perceived business threats, biodiversity loss is considered among the five most impactful and most likely risks in the next decade, with concerns ranging from the potential collapse of food and health systems to the disruption of entire supply chains. Smart financial institutions are aware that biodiversity regulation is coming. The first recommendation of the Bankrolling Extinction report is, quite rightly, for banks to disclose and radically reduce their impact on nature and stop finance for new fossil fuels, deforestation, overfishing and ecosystem destruction.

03.01.2022 Institutional investors with $2trillion of AUM, have a ‘rapacious’ appetite for green investments but are looking offshore for these opportunities while the Morrison govt refuses to adopt a zero emissions target, AFR Energy Summit has heard. CEO of the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), Ian Learmonth told the summit that one of the issues is that, Large industry funds, for example, want to do big deals. They are multi-billion dollar funds and many of the wind and solar projects and battery storage projects have been smaller scale projects of $100-$200 million, not many billion."