ESG Advisory

Infrastructure developers and operators must embed ESG criteria in their projects, and across their asset lifecycles.

Infrastructure developers and operators must embed ESG criteria in their projects...

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In a remarkably short time span, Environmental, Social and Governance principles (ESG) have gained prominence among investors, from top performance-driven asset managers to institutional investors (including pension funds and sovereign wealth funds) and wealth managers. This is a response to pressure from their own investors and industry regulators to incorporate ESG-consciousness into investing mandates to address climate change and achieve more sustainable, long-term returns.

Discover how KPMG firms can work with investors and developers to reach their ESG objectives and build sustainable infrastructure.

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Facing the climate change and decarbonization challenges

Infrastructure industry participants are committed to helping develop solutions to the climate crisis.
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Uncovering the true value of global infrastructure

Infrastructure developers, owners and operators are under increasing pressure to demonstrate how their projects and assets impact society, not only economically but also socially and environmentally.
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Channeling sustainable finance to global infrastructure

How do Infrastructure developers, asset owners and investors channel sustainable finance to ultimately help strengthen the health of our planet?
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