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On the path to clean profits: Russia and the Paris Agreement
How Russia’s environmental commitments influence the development of its economy
Energy and natural resources
Analytical commentary
18 Nov 2019
Could the situation in China help reduce carbon emissions?
How the virus will affect China’s total CO₂ emissions in 2020
Regions and sovereigns
Analytical commentary
13 Feb 2020
Pay the carbon tax and breathe freely
Imposing a carbon tax on emissions exceeding 70% of the 2018 level could help raise RUB 381 bln in extra-budgetary funding for implementation of the Clean Air Federal Project
Regions and sovereigns
Research
30 Mar 2020
The crisis won’t hinder the decarbonization of the economy
How trends in decarbonizing the world economy will affect Russia and its producers
Regions and sovereigns
Analytical commentary
6 Jul 2020
Why are the bonds so cheap? Because they are “green”
Financing with “green” bonds is becoming more attractive for issuers
Green finance
Analytical commentary
24 Aug 2020
Coal — are there any prospects?
Russia’s reserves will last 370 years, but the need to reduce CO2 emissions and responsible investment (ESG) are a challenge to the long-term future of the coal industry
Energy and natural resources
Research
29 Jan 2021
Who breathes well in Russia?
ACRA’s ecological ranking of Russian regions
Regions and sovereigns
Analytical commentary
1 Feb 2021
An orange light for green investments?
A brief analysis of the investment attractiveness of renewable energy sources in Russia
Green finance, Energy and natural resources
Analytical commentary
2 Feb 2021
«Солнечные» перспективы эмиссии облигаций проектного финансирования в России
Компас российского рынка проектного финансирования в инфраструктуре
Green finance, Energy and natural resources
Research
8 Feb 2021
How to make a region “green”
Sustainability projects financing practices appropriate for Russian regions
Corporate sector
Analytical commentary
3 Jun 2021
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