Asset owners talk sustainability in infrastructure

Asset owners’ seeking to achieve net zero in the
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One response to “Asset owners talk sustainability in infrastructure”

  1. Jesica Andrews

    Very interesting approach, congrats to panelists. The UN Convened Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance will soon issue a consultation regarding target setting approach on infrastructure. AOA would welcome feedback https://www.unepfi.org/net-zero-alliance/

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