
General | November 28, 2023
A Global Call to Action on Transition Finance at COP28
An open letter to financial, government, and corporate leaders
The Center’s Knowledge Hub is a curated resource for financial institutions, policymakers and regulators, and other stakeholders interested in climate-aligned finance. The Hub features the Center’s latest thought leadership, including reports and tools like the Climate AIR (Alignment, Impact, and Risk) Toolbox, as well as guidelines, standards, insights, and tools from external experts.
Browse The HubAn open letter to financial, government, and corporate leaders
The Climate AIR Toolbox helps financial institutions identify and access the different types of tools, frameworks, and platforms available to measure and report their climate-related alignment, impact, and risk.
Climate-aligned finance explained, plus insights on recent trends and market developments on climate alignment across the financial sector.
Latest trends and developments in climate-related financial policy and regulation.
Insights, best practices, and guidelines on how to best implement climate alignment across financial institutions.
Insights on how sectoral approaches can best support climate alignment and real economy decarbonization. Updates, best practices, and relevant case studies from our sectoral work streams.
A project finance template is taking shape in Swedish steelmaking that could scale to clean industrial hubs around the world.
Leveraging REITs to Reduce Emissions and Increase Shareholder Value
A primer on public loan guarantees, grants, and tax credits for US clean industrial projects.
By focusing only on large banks, the Fed is overlooking the greater climate risks facing smaller institutions.
In this webinar, RMI experts discuss the topic of coal managed phaseout, including presenting two working papers prepared by RMI’s Center for Climate-Aligned Finance that lay out guidance on metrics and targets and financing mechanisms.
Read RMI’s new guidance for how financial institutions can play a key role in the managed phaseout of coal power.
Green steel financing commitments offer a replicable model for climate-aligned finance
How financial institutions can help building decarbonization technologies reach key tipping points.
Six international banks have agreed to measure and publicly disclose the carbon intensity of their steel lending portfolios, in an attempt to push an industry reliant on highly polluting coal towards net-zero emissions.
Six leading banks — Citi, Crédit Agricole CIB, ING, Societe Generale, Standard Chartered, and UniCredit — will measure and disclose their steel-related loan emissions via the Sustainable STEEL Principles (SSP), the first climate-aligned finance agreement for the steel industry.