This is a critical moment in the drive for cleaner, fairer capitalism. In December, world governments agreed to triple renewable energy capacity by the end of this decade, underscoring the historic investment opportunity presented by the energy transition. Around the world, companies are seeking to prove that they can ride the waves of the shift to greener business and finance, while also benefiting the societies in which they operate.
Yet the challenges are conspicuous. Valuations in the green energy sector have been battered over the past three years. Political pushback to the ESG agenda has been growing ahead of key elections in Europe and the US. Meanwhile, a wave of new disclosure regulations presents fresh challenges to companies and investors whose sustainability credentials are already under fierce scrutiny.
Join leading investors, corporate executives, and policymakers at the Financial Times Moral Money Summit Europe for an in-depth exploration and discussion of the crucial themes defining the current sustainability agenda. This two-day event, packed with engaging debates, will focus on identifying strategies that can drive measurable impact and contribute to the development of more sustainable and equitable economies.