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A new study argues that to understand the green energy transition, we must look beyond just the technology and examine the digital information systems that track and manage energy flows. This shift in focus is crucial because it reveals how power and control are distributed in our move towards a sustainable future, moving the debate from hardware to data governance.
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The research warns that credit rating agencies are failing to properly account for the long-term financial risks of climate change, a problem they call a “Tragedy of the horizon on steroids.” This failure means that investments in fossil fuels may still look financially sound in the short term, potentially slowing down the funding needed for the green transition.
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Companies that develop environmentally friendly “green” patents are more likely to voluntarily talk about their innovations in public calls with investors. This suggests that beyond just the financial benefits, companies are also seeking social and reputational rewards by being seen as green leaders.
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