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Chartbook 267 JET-P: The "Paper Tigers" of Western climate geopolitics (also Carbon Notes #12)

Chartbook • 772 implied HN points • 22 Feb 24
🌍 World Politics Climate finance
  1. The JET-P programs are well-designed but underfunded, serving more as gestures than impactful solutions.
  2. The discrepancy between ambitions and resources in global sustainable development highlights a fundamental issue within Western elite power dynamics.
  3. Private finance acts as a partner to bridge the gap between governmental ambitions and limited fiscal means, but the policies often lack real-world impact.

Biden's surprise World Bank pick portends dramatic climate finance shakeup

Callaway Climate Insights • 19 implied HN points • 23 Feb 23
🌍 World Politics Climate finance Global Warming International relations United Nations Economic Development
  1. President Biden's selection of Ajay Banga as the World Bank head hints at significant changes in climate finance for developing countries.
  2. Banga's background in global business and experience with international committees positions him well to lead the $86 billion lending portfolio of the World Bank.
  3. The appointment reflects Biden's aim of enhancing climate investments in poorer nations and indicates a shift towards a new era of climate finance.

Ford electric vehicle loss forecast highlights big week to come for EV investors

Callaway Climate Insights • 19 implied HN points • 23 Mar 23
💰 Finance Electric Vehicles Investing Climate finance Policy Environmental Impact
  1. Ford is forecasted to lose up to $3 billion in its electric vehicle division due to necessary investments.
  2. Investors are anticipating the Treasury's guidance on which electric vehicles will qualify for tax subsidies.
  3. The EV industry is expected to grow significantly, with automakers racing to develop affordable and reliable EVs.
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