Topic: Decarbonising the Economy

气候行动 100+ 亚洲参与工作 投资者指南 2022年更新版指南

Guides | Asia Investor Group on Climate Change | June 2022

本指南指导投资者如何让亚洲和新兴市场公司了解基准与他们的关系,并可与其他专有工具结合使用,投资者可以使用这些工具了解公司在实现气候目标方面的表现 .

Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) in the decisive decade for decarbonisation: The Case For Asia

Report | Asia Investor Group on Climate Change | December 2021

This report aims to triangulate the reasoning of narratives where assumptions for CCS are being deployed to varying extents as part of corporate decarbonisation strategies. By providing a sector-level analysis of the prospect of CCS deployment, complemented with country perspectives, the report examines the cost competitiveness of CCS and seeds questions for investors to ask of companies with regards to their approach with CCS deployment.

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South Korea’s carbon neutrality scenarios and enhanced NDC will boost national competitiveness in global capital markets

27 October 2021

South Korea’s two carbon neutrality scenarios and enhanced emissions reduction goal for 2030 will boost the nation’s competitiveness in international capital markets, the Asia Investor Group on Climate Change (AIGCC) have said following formal confirmation on Tuesday.

Indonesia and Vietnam can accelerate transition to clean energy and cut costs: new AIGCC ASEAN power sector analysis

20 October 2021

The cost of building new solar and wind energy in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is now cheaper than coal and gas, allowing the region to accelerate its net zero transition with the right policy reforms, a new analysis released by the Asia Investor Group on Climate Change (AIGCC) has found.

Power of ASEAN: Accelerating clean energy in Vietnam and Indonesia

Report | Asia Investor Group on Climate Change | October 2021

ASEAN is endowed with strong solar resources and, in selected locations, good wind resources. Based on our
quantitative assessment, the cost of building new solar and wind capacity is cheaper than building new
coal/gas capacity in ASEAN.

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China Emissions Trading System – A new dawn

Report | AIGCC & Schroders | August 2023

The advent of China’s Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) will bring direct carbon costs to high emission sectors in China and create the world’s largest carbon market. Initial impact is expected to be limited given low bars, and we expect a more material impact by the middle of this decade as China focuses on peaking emissions in that timeframe

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Asia’s Net Zero Energy Investment Potential

Report | Asia Investor Group on Climate Change | March 2021

AIGCC estimates that the investment opportunity for Asia’s energy supply to achieve net zero to be in the region of USD26 trillion (2°C scenario) to USD37 trillion (1.5°C scenario) cumulatively from 2020 to 2050 (equivalent to 1.7 per cent to 2.0 per cent of Asia’s GDP). We expect more details on the required investment in the coming months when governments unveil their net zero roadmaps.

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아시아의 탄소중립 에너지 투자 잠재력

Report | 기후변화에 관한 아시아 투자자 그룹 (AIGCC) | 2021년 3월

AIGCC에서 실시한 참조 연구에 따르면 아시아의 에너지 공급1이 탄소중립을 달성하기 위한 투자 기회가 2020년부터 2050년까지 누적 26조 달러(2°C 시나리오)에서 37조 달러(1.5°C 시나리오)로 추정됩니다(아시아 GDP의 1.7~2.0%에 해당). 앞으로 몇 개월 이내에 아시아 정부들이 탄소중립 로드맵을 발표하는 시점에 필요한 투자 관련 세부 사항이 공개될 것으로 예상합니다.

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アジアにおける ネットゼロ・ エネルギー 投資の可能性

Report | 気候変動に関するアジア投資家グルー プ(AIGCC) | 2021年3月

AIGCC が実施した参照調査によると、アジアのエネルギー供給1 がネットゼロを達成するための投資機会 は、2020年から2050年累計で、26兆米ドル (2°C シナリオ) の領域から 37兆米ドル(1.5°C シナリオ)となる (アジアのGDPの1.7パーセントから2.0パーセントに相当)と推定されます。 当団体では、今後数か月で各国政府が 自国のネットゼロロードマップを公表する際に、投資要件についての更なる詳細情報が出されると見込んでいます。

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Out of the Blocks: Net Zero Investment in Asia (2nd edition)

Report | Asia Investor Group on Climate Change | February 2021

AIGCC has undertaken this study for the second year running to gather investor insights on defining and investing in climate-aligned opportunities, and the barriers to increased investment. The report provides the collective views of Asian investors with funds representing over US$1.9tn in assets under management surveyed over November-December 2020. These investors include asset owners (insurance firms, government pension and sovereign wealth funds) and asset managers.

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