IIGCC Investing in climate solutions: Renewable energy generation infrastructure 2 Investing in climate solutions: Renewable energy generation infrastructure About this paper This paper establishes guidance for investors to consider in their approach to quantifying their contribution to scaling renewable energy generation within the infrastructure asset class. [...] Either of these exercises could be useful to inform decision-making on setting an appropriate climate solutions allocation objective, based on what is needed to support the transition (and therefore what is needed to support investors to achieve their voluntary net zero commitments) and what is currently available in the market, in the context of an investors’ own priorities, mandates and fiduciar. [...] The reason for excluding T&D and storage from this guidance is that the operational metrics used to measure the climate performance of these investments have yet to be determined and are likely to require a different approach to those used to assess generation. [...] IIGCC Investing in climate solutions: Renewable energy generation infrastructure 9 3 Objective-setting and supportive disclosures This section establishes an approach for primary and secondary markets for investors to consider in setting objectives and monitoring performance on scaling renewable energy generation, including contributing to the global tripling renewable energy capacity goal for 203. [...] Potential benefits Potential drawbacks Financed installed Ќ Articulates both the contribution the Ќ Doesn’t directly represent capacity entity is making to decarbonise the the ultimate impact on The installed power system and to support the energy supply due to capacity26 associated global tripling renewables goal variations in capacity to the investment Ќ Once attributed, this metric is factor by.
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Table of Contents
- Contents 2
- Investing in climate solutions Renewable energy generation infrastructure 3
- About this paper 3
- Who is this guidance for 3
- Introduction and context 4
- Alignment with the Net Zero Investment Framework 4
- Asset class guidance on investing in climate solutions 6
- A four-step approach to climate solutions 7
- Scope and boundaries of this 8
- The energy value chain 8
- Energy technologies 8
- Financial markets 9
- Objective-setting and supportive 10
- Selection of metrics 10
- Including both primary and secondary markets 10
- Approach to attribution 12
- Disclosure principles 12
- Inclusion of climate science principle 13
- Annex 1 Comparison of benefits and drawbacks of proposed metrics 14