The central bank’s climate disclosures show that although countries’ trajectories are unaligned with the Paris Climate Agreement, its reserves are largely protected against the financial impacts of climate change.

Solar and wind output is set to fall by under 1% by 2030, even in extreme scenarios, versus up to 4% for thermal and nuclear plants, finds Ember.

ECB blog says industrial electrification could blunt future energy-price shocks, Egypt’s central bank makes environmental risk management systems mandatory, and more news in our roundup. …

As the UK experiences its driest summer in recent memory, the need to invest in adaptation measures is omnipresent but predicting its impact on the public purse is harder to decipher.

The European Commission cited limited market uptake and a need to protect the EU taxonomy’s distinct legal and technical features for its decision.

As extreme weather worsens, central banks must use their monetary and regulatory tools to actively accelerate the region’s decarbonisation and build resilience to climate risks.

Canada’s sustainable finance sector is at loggerheads over the inclusion of oil and gas in the new net zero investment framework.

South Korea’s central bank continues to favour high-emission assets, which make up over half of the bonds pledged as collateral, according to a new study.

China, India and South Korea could see the biggest cost drops from the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism due to the bloc’s rising steel prices …

Developing countries are mobilising more and more climate finance but neglecting their lowest-income peers

26 provinces and municipalities have piloted the draft taxonomy since 2025, as China seeks to replicate its green finance success in biodiversity.