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Christopher Gleadle In contrast to drill, baby, drill, the ‘Green Energy Transition’ requires mine, baby, mine. Renewable energy is a conversion process: natural processes such as wind or sun to […]
Mining Our Way to The Green Transition Read More »
Introduction Resilience involves the ability to recover from challenging situations such as economic downturns, climate events, or health crises while continuing to grow and perform well. Resilience is strengthened by
The Importance of SMEs to Trade and Economic Resilience Read More »
Net Zero is seen as a key goal in the fight against climate-change. The idea behind it is simple: Net Zero carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions are achieved when anthropogenic CO2 emissions
Real Zero, Not Net Zero! Read More »
Lord Mayor touts city as home to more scientists and engineers than bankers and insurers Rt Honourable, The Lord Mayor of London, Professor Michael Mainelli First published FDi Intelligence, January
London’s future goes beyond finance Read More »
Jennifer Schwalbenberg Strategy, Governance, Sustainability, Trustee, Advisor, Consultant Giants’ Shoulders Capital I have had the privilege recently to work with several start-ups and scale-ups, each exploring what it means to
It’s not broken; it´s working the way it was designed (part 1) Read More »
Jennifer Schwalbenberg Strategy, Governance, Sustainability, Trustee, Advisor, Consultant Giants’ Shoulders Capital In Part 1, I highlighted an example of the need for innovation in the financial system. Innovation necessary to
It´s not broken; it´s working the way it was designed (part 2) Read More »
First Published: Pamphleteers Blog, Long Finance, Z/Yen “Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.” Warren Buffet, 1994 While human knowledge has grown immeasurably over the last hundred years, tackling
ESG, And Net-Zero. Whose Truth? Read More »
Christopher Gleadle First published: Pamphleteers Blog, Long Finance, Z/Yen. A Perfect Storm COP 26 once again showed how to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory as like its predecessors
What Gets Measured Gets Managed…Oh, Really? Read More »
