Sustainable Infrastructure: Investing for resilience

Decisions taken today, to meet future needs for cities and transport networks, will lock-in an emissions pathway and exposure to climate impacts over the lifetime of assets. A sustainable approach minimises emissions and incorporates resilience to the impacts of warmer temperatures.

Greater Bay Area Green Infrastructure

Investment and Opportunities

24 June 2021

 

Fragile Planet 2021

Scoring climate risks - who is the most resilient?

30 April 2021

 

Fast-Infra: A Public-Private Initiative

Scaling up sustainable infrastructure investment

19 January 2021

 

Climate is Asia’s next crisis

Impacts of warmer temperature are being felt

23 September 2020

 

Cars - More than just emissions

Electrical vehicles in focus

20 September 2020

 

How to drive investment into sustainable infrastructure

Stakeholder involvement will accelerate investment

17 September 2020

 

Supply Chain Resilience and Climate Change

The Sustainability Consortium in collaboration with HSBC

18 June 2020

 

Financing Sustainable Infrastructure in ASEAN

Singapore Institute of International Affairs

1 April 2020

 

ASEAN has to shoot for open borders to grow

By Tony Cripps, CEO, HSBC Singapore

3 February 2020

 

Hong Kong: A Securitisation Financing Hub

The Asia-Pacific Structured Finance Association

13 January 2020

 

Australia: Mapping Ocean Wealth

The case for blue financing

25 November 2019

 

Blue Carbon Makes the World Greener

By Zoe Knight, Managing Director, HSBC Centre of Sustainable Finance

25 November 2019

 

Waste Less, Grow More

Why the circular economy matters

14 October 2019

 

Low-Carbon Transition: How do Plastics fit in?

By Dana Krechowitz, Sustainable Finance, HSBC

29 March 2019

 

Investing in a Just Transition in the UK

This report by the London School of Economics outlines how a just transition to a low-carbon economy would look for the UK, using Yorkshire and Humberside as a case study.

1 February 2019