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Welcome to our series of videos exploring the climate impact opportunity in private equity.
Growth in climate investments has outpaced broader markets.
Having invested in the climate opportunity since 2010, we provide some key observations about climate investing, as well as insights from some of the CEOs running companies that benefit from the climate challenge.
Video 1: Introduction to the climate impact opportunity
Video 2: Charis Goh speaks to Andrew Wettern, CEO of 1Energy
Video 3: Joana Castro speaks to Bjørn Arve Ofstad, CEO of NG Group
Video 4: Joana Castro speaks to Meike Borchers, Global Head of Consulting at EVORA Global
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Growth in climate investments has outpaced broader markets. Having invested in the climate opportunity since 2010, this new series of videos details some key observations about climate investing, as well as insights from some of the CEOs running companies that benefit from the climate challenge.
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