BlackRock’s coal and oil power projects are suffering!
According to reports, BlackRock Inc. Managing Director Eduard Ruijs stated that investments in coal and oil-fired power generation projects will be difficult to come by.
He said at an energy conference in Abu Dhabi that projects for natural gas-fired power plants could attract investment.
BlackRock is a financial services company that focuses on investment management. BlackRock provides a wide range of investment and risk management services to both institutional and retail clients. Because of its diverse platform of active (alpha) and index (beta) investment plans across asset classes, the Firm can customize include inclusive and asset utilization services for customers.
BlackRock’s goal is to achieve a Net-Zero economy by 2050, with temperature increases limited to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. To get a 50% chance of matching that goal, the globe should reach Net-Zero co2 emissions by 2050 and Net-Zero emissions of other greenhouse gas emissions by around 2070.
Net Zero, according to the firm, is essential for investors. Climate risk is a type of financial risk. The two most significant threats to businesses are physical risk and transition risk.
Companies that rely on generating or consuming fossil fuels for an extended period risk being left behind by their customers and shareholders as policymakers, regulatory bodies, and customers lead the transition to a Net-Zero economy.
Recently, the firm met its goal of integrating ESG into all of its nearly 5,600 active and advisory BlackRock strategies, totaling $2.7 trillion in assets1.
