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EU Taxonomy: implications for gas and power investments
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The Taxonomy is a tool to classify economic activities as sustainable or ‘green’ within the European Union. Allowing financial institutions and large corporates to determine how much of their business is taxonomy-aligned and therefore sustainable. Gas inclusion in the EU taxonomy via a Complimentary Climate Delegate Act was formally adopted earlier this year but what will this mean for gas and power investments?
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