Finance ClimAct, moving towards more sustainable financing
Finance ClimAct project supports savers, financial institutions and companies.
The programme aims to provide concrete tools to integrate climate issues into investment decisions, enabling financial flows to be aligned with energy-climate objectives and strengthening the resilience of the financial system to climate risks.
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Past eventsADEME, SILVER SPONSOR OF CLIMATE FINANCE DAY Dernière mise à jour : 14 October 2022The Agence de la Transition Ecologique will be present on Thursday 27 October 2022, at the Palais Brongniart in Paris,… Read more
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Press[ARTICLE] INVESTING WITH A LIMITED ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT Dernière mise à jour : 12 October 2022The Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) has published a new article on how to limit the environmental footprint of your… Read more
Climate target setting +2The limitations of voluntary climate commitments from private financial actors 11 January 2023For several years, considerable time and energy has been dedicated to the subject of voluntary commitments from private financial actors. Such initiatives, however, encounter important structural obstacles that limit their effectiveness, as highlighed in this Policy Brief. While beneficial and worthy of encouragement, we cannot expect these initiatives to deliver more than they are realistically capable of achieving. Hence the need for a strong commitment from public authorities to mobilize private finance to support a rapid and organized transition. Download file
- An industrial Climate target setting +2Physical risks and adaptation to climate change in industry - Focus on BUILDINGS 16 December 2022
The world has already exceeded +1°C global warming compared to the pre-industrial period (1850-1900). Climate change and in particular the increase in climate hazards (droughts, floods, etc.) will impact industrial buildings: their structures and materials, users, equipment, processes, etc. These impacts will have consequences for industry, its activity and its productivity. Companies must therefore prepare for this and anticipate it. The purpose of this memo is to present concepts related to physical risks in the industrial sector, including the impacts of climate change on industrial buildings, in order to anticipate and adapt to them. Download file
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Past eventsADEME, SILVER SPONSOR OF CLIMATE FINANCE DAY Dernière mise à jour : 14 October 2022The Agence de la Transition Ecologique will be present on Thursday 27 October 2022, at the Palais Brongniart in Paris,… Read more
![businessman protection money on table with tree. concept saving]()
Press[ARTICLE] INVESTING WITH A LIMITED ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT Dernière mise à jour : 12 October 2022The Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) has published a new article on how to limit the environmental footprint of your… Read more
- Climate target setting +2The limitations of voluntary climate commitments from private financial actors 11 January 2023
For several years, considerable time and energy has been dedicated to the subject of voluntary commitments from private financial actors. Such initiatives, however, encounter important structural obstacles that limit their effectiveness, as highlighed in this Policy Brief. While beneficial and worthy of encouragement, we cannot expect these initiatives to deliver more than they are realistically capable of achieving. Hence the need for a strong commitment from public authorities to mobilize private finance to support a rapid and organized transition. Download file
- An industrial Climate target setting +2Physical risks and adaptation to climate change in industry - Focus on BUILDINGS 16 December 2022
The world has already exceeded +1°C global warming compared to the pre-industrial period (1850-1900). Climate change and in particular the increase in climate hazards (droughts, floods, etc.) will impact industrial buildings: their structures and materials, users, equipment, processes, etc. These impacts will have consequences for industry, its activity and its productivity. Companies must therefore prepare for this and anticipate it. The purpose of this memo is to present concepts related to physical risks in the industrial sector, including the impacts of climate change on industrial buildings, in order to anticipate and adapt to them. Download file
