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AIGCC’s 2030 Strategy

6 February 2026

These are the priorities, themes and strategic levers that will accelerate Asia's transition and growth.

Scaling Adaptation and Resilience through Investor Action

15 December 2025

AIGCC established its Physical Risk and Resilience (PRR) Working Group in 2021 to enable investors to navigate physical risk challenges and strengthen engagement on resilience planning with corporates and policymakers in the region.  

AIGCC furthers work in Asian grids in enabling the decarbonisation of fossil-fuel assets; signs onto Climate Finance Principles for Grid Investment

3 December 2025

The Principles is an initiative led by Green Grids Initiative and supported by the Utilities for Net Zero Alliance to accelerate the development of grid infrastructure development globally. 

Climate Adaptation Crucial to Reduce Electricity Companies’ $6.3b Annual Costs from Climate Hazards

25 November 2025

New research jointly published by AIGCC and MSCI Institute, assesses physical climate risk exposure and resilience readiness across 11 major Asian electric utilities. It combines asset-level analysis of 2,422 power generation sites with a review of corporate adaptation plans, highlighting rising financial impacts from climate hazards and outlining actions for utilities, policymakers, and investors to strengthen systemic resilience.

Early Planning for a Just Transition is Crucial for Asian Policymakers and Investors

24 September 2025

New analysis from AIGCC urges early, place-based planning that integrates climate adaptation and mitigation measures to attract stable, long-term private capital. Policy baseline study explores how place-based just transitions are unfolding in four key Asian markets: Japan, India, Indonesia and Malaysia.

更多中国投资者拥抱气候整合, 气候解决方案投资潜力巨大

11 September 2025

针对30家具有影响力的中国机构投资者(合计资产管理规模达142.8万亿元人民币/19.7万亿美元)的新分析。

More Chinese Investors Embrace Climate Integration, Potential for Growth in Climate Solutions Investment

11 September 2025

New analysis of 30 influential Chinese institutional investors with 142.8 trillion CNY (US$19.7 trillion) in collective assets under management (AUM).