A Specialized Guarantee Facility for Industrial Decarbonization: The Case for a Dedicated, Pooled Risk-Sharing Instrument
This blog was originally published on Illuminem, and has been co-authored with Rhian-Mari Thomas. She is the CEO...
Date: Sep 26, 2024
Time: EDT
Location: Lerner Hall, Room 555: Columbia University, 2920 Broadway | New York, NY 10027
This side-event, co-hosted by the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (CCSI) and the World Benchmarking Alliance (WBA), focused on the fossil fuel production sector and examined the levers that financial actors and regulators have to enhance the credibility of transition plans of National Oil Companies (NOCs) and their host countries.
At COP28 Parties agreed to an equitable transition away from fossil fuels. To build on this, NOCs and their host countries must be held accountable for their transition plans as these companies and countries account for the lion’s share of GHG emissions in the oil and gas sector.
Financial actors and regulators have a key role to play through the financing and technical assistance they provide. This event delved into these topics and showcased research from WBA, IISD, Carbon Tracker and NRGI.
Key areas of focus included: