On this Talking Heads podcast, Andy Craig, Co-head of the Investment Insight Centre, talks to Hubert Aarts, Deputy Chief Investment Officer for listed equities and Senior Portfolio Manager at Impax Asset Management, about the outlook and the opportunities in areas from renewable energy, environmentally friendly buildings and green transportation to sustainable housing and offices.
Hubert argues that efficiency gains can come in many forms including reducing food waste and smart irrigation, and resource optimisation and a leak-free water infrastructure. He highlights policy initiatives such as the EU Green Deal, the US Inflation Reduction Act and China’s plan for a lower carbon economy by 2030.
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