TPI to launch global climate transition centre

The centre will provide data on how 10,000 companies are aligning with net zero

Holly Roach
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TPI said it intends the new centre to be a critical part of the post-COP26 financial infrastructure
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TPI said it intends the new centre to be a critical part of the post-COP26 financial infrastructure

The Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) is launching a global climate transition centre to provide data on how companies are aligning with net zero.

TPI - which is backed by investors with $40trn (£29trn) of assets under management (AUM) - launched the "landmark" centre to provide free and publicly available in-depth data on how 10,000 companie...

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