Eco Money

Eco Money looks at the performance of ESG funds, listing regulations, global regulations for funds and corporates, as well as loans, bonds etc.

Eco Money is a news podcast hosted by MONEY FM 89.3, with 91 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

MONEY FM 89.3 hosts Eco Money, a news show with 91 episodes published.

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  Eco Money: Are China's financial and policy reforms enough to push the world's biggest polluter towards dominance in renewables?

  Mar 27, 202515 minS0

  <p>At a time when the threat of climate change is prompting countries to reshape their environmental and energy policies, China's commitment through investments, manufacturing prowess and supportive policies is anchoring its leadership in the clean energy sphere.</p> <p>With the shift in stance by the Trump administration towards climate change, China now leads in global investment in clean energy, channelling substantial amounts into projects across solar and wind power, EVs and battery production.</p> <p>Over the last two decades, China has achieved stunning growth in its installed renewable capacity, far outpacing the rest of the world. It...

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  Eco Money: Is a carbon tax or emissions trading system more effective in reducing carbon emissions?

  Mar 20, 202510 minS0

  <p>With an emissions trading system, the policy involves setting a total cap or limit on carbon emissions, which makes companies switch to low-emission or renewable energy sources. In contrast, a carbon tax establishes a price directly on carbon emissions so that companies are charged a certain amount for every tonne of emissions produced.</p> <p>While some countries have adopted both an ETS and a carbon tax, other countries have chosen to adopt one policy only. But, the question is - which policy can more effectively reduce carbon emissions?</p> <p>On this episode of Eco Money, Daniel Lee, A...

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  Eco Money: Can Carbon Credits sometimes be counterproductive?

  Mar 13, 202513 minS0

  <p>Carbon offsets first took off in the 2000s when the UN launched the Clean Development Mechanism.</p> <p>For those who might not be familiar, carbon credits are intended to reduce, remove, or avoid emissions. But while the intentions are good for our planet, companies working to generate climate benefits through credit purchases often grapple with the differences and uncertainties of credit quality to ensure that those benefits are real. </p> <p>Beyond differences, bad practice and questionable science in the voluntary carbon markets mean that firms relying on offsetting to hit net zero targets risk greenwashing.</p> <p>S...

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  Eco Money: Is the financial model of natural asset companies flawed?

  Mar 6, 202513 minS0

  <p>With the effects of climate change permeating through more layers of society, and natural resources growing scarcer - the concept of natural asset companies, a new investment model that ties environmental preservation to economic growth, is catching on.</p> <p>Such companies monetise natural ecosystems, providing investors an avenue to fund initiatives that protect and restore biodiversity, water resources, and carbon sinks while also generating financial returns.</p> <p>But, how much are shares in nature worth, and can they achieve their financial and ecological goals?</p> <p>On this episode of Eco Money, David Simpson, Senior Professorial Lecturer...

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  Eco Money: Is there a green premium in the green bond market? And is the growth of green bonds set to fizzle out in the next few years under Trump 2.0?

  Feb 27, 20259 minS0

  <p>In recent years, the rise of green bonds has provided a promising financing mechanism in climate change mitigation efforts, and studies investigating this market have revealed the notion of a 'green premium' or 'greenium' within green bond pricing.</p> <p>But, how prevalent is the existence of a green premium in the green bond market and how do ESG factors influence investor behavior and the pricing of green bonds compared to traditional bonds?</p> <p>On this episode of Eco Money, Stefen Macaskill, Research Fellow at the Griffith Business School, and Energy Management Planning Engineer at the Council of...

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