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Meet the Manager series | Christina Ulardic

Leave a Comment / Webinar / By Jeff Gomez

Astanor Ventures will be participating in the next Meet the Manager series. We will be joined by Christina Ulardic, climate scientist and general partner at Astanor Ventures II.

Impact focus

How to invest your capital with a positive impact

Leave a Comment / Climate Impact / By Jeff Gomez

When we talk about impact investing we mean ‘investments made with the intention to generate positive, measurable, social and environmental impact together with a financial return’. Impact investing is premised on three ideas.

Carbon Equity announces a new private equity portfolio fund to drive capital towards climate technology

Press release / By Jeff Gomez

In the wake of COP26, European fintech Carbon Equity launches its Decarbonization Portfolio Fund, a diversified private market fund to accelerate the transition to a net-zero economy.

Meet the Manager series | Shayle Kann

Leave a Comment / Recording / By Jeff Gomez

The climate challenge that the built environment faces is as large as challenges come. Building emissions are currently responsible for ~40% of all global emissions. We need to get to zero within the next 30 years, by building new buildings at net-zero (and at scale) and decarbonizing the existing building stock. Sounds hopeless?

Climate fund update October

Leave a Comment / Climate funds / By Jeff Gomez

The climate challenge that the built environment faces is as large as challenges come. Building emissions are currently responsible for ~40% of all global emissions. We need to get to zero within the next 30 years, by building new buildings at net-zero (and at scale) and decarbonizing the existing building stock. Sounds hopeless?

Webinar | Private market fundamentals

Leave a Comment / Webinar / By Jeff Gomez

The climate challenge that the built environment faces is as large as challenges come. Building emissions are currently responsible for ~40% of all global emissions. We need to get to zero within the next 30 years, by building new buildings at net-zero (and at scale) and decarbonizing the existing building stock. Sounds hopeless?

London

The Built Environment – An overview

Leave a Comment / Built Environment / By Jeff Gomez

The climate challenge that the built environment faces is as large as challenges come. Building emissions are currently responsible for ~40% of all global emissions. We need to get to zero within the next 30 years, by building new buildings at net-zero (and at scale) and decarbonizing the existing building stock. Sounds hopeless?

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