Institutional climate group chief sees Paris pact investment speeding up

Investors have been slow to start putting money into projects supporting the Paris Climate Accord. However, the market has improved, and investors are showing more interest, said Peter Damgaard Jensen, Chair of the board at the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change.
Peter Damgaard Jensen, Chair of ICGG, thinks investors are moving to slow towards green | Photo: Nanna Kreutzmann/Polfoto
Peter Damgaard Jensen, Chair of ICGG, thinks investors are moving to slow towards green | Photo: Nanna Kreutzmann/Polfoto
Mette Mandrup

A roomful of officials would not stop clapping, and there were tears too, when the Paris Climate Accord was reached in December of 2015. But many of the smiles have since turned into worried frowns.

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