Tuesday Nov 02, 2021
The COP Shop 02: Tackling overlapping climate challenges for energy and agriculture
Similarities between energy and the agricultural sectors play out in this latest episode of the COP Shop, with the need to balance social responsibility with the need for climate action.
EV Europe Editor Allister Thomas and co-host James Close, Head of Climate Change at NatWest, are joined by Martyn Link, Chief Strategy Officer at Wood – the energy services giant recently received the UK Government’s first ever green transition loan – and Stephen Young, Head of Policy at Scottish Land and Estates.
Together they assess the role of green finance in helping these sectors address hot topic issues such as carbon credits and restoration of the world’s natural carbon sinks, while maintaining and protecting jobs in the process.
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