Check out Mirova Sustainable Equities Team's 2021 Year-End Review & Outlook

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Investing in Sustainability? Yes but how Learn about what happened at Mirova during Q4 2021.

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Professio Energia, Mirova and RP Global announces today the closing of the acquisition by Professio Energia of 100% of the onshore wind farms Danilo (44MW) and Rudine (34MW), located in Croatia and previously owned by Mirova and RP Global.

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Video review of another successful year for Mirova, despite an uncertain global economic environment. Thank you to our great teams for their unwavering commitment, and to our partners & clients for their confidence in our vision and expertise!

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According to the United Nations, 55% of the world’s population now lives in cities, a rate that is expected to rise to 68% by 20501. Given this outlook, with nearly two billion people still without adequate housing2, and with greenhouse gas emissions from buildings accounting for about 20% of global emissions and 36% of European Union emissions3, building and renovating differently is a necessity. Buildings are a massive source of emission reductions: this has been well embedded in public policy, as demonstrated by Fit for 554, which raises the annual renovation target for buildings to 3%5, and provides for the creation of a sector-specific emissions trading scheme and an increase in the percentage of renewable energy used in buildings. Suzanne Senellart and Camille Barré explain how the Mirova Europe Environmental Equity Strategy6 contributes to the achievement of the Fit for 55 objectives, by investing in innovative solutions capable of meeting the challenges of the building sector, whether in terms of energy restraint, greenhouse gas emission reductions, materials used and their recycling, or preservation of biodiversity.

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Orange is taking a new step in its "Net Zero Carbon" environmental strategy in 2040 with the creation of Orange Nature1, a fund endowed with 50 million euros to develop restoration and conservation projects for natural ecosystems.

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From 31 October to 12 November 2021, the long awaited COP26 was held in Glasgow under the sign of a recently emerged and highly promising notion: “Net Zero”. Although the commitments made during the negotiations between States did not live up to expectations, many announcements were nonetheless to be welcomed, as were the numerous commitments made by the private sector.

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The environmental transition is a multi-faceted subject that affects both our production modes and our consumption patterns. It is fully aligned with economic reality, in the aim of significantly reducing our impact on the environment and preserving our planet. These issues are increasingly well understood and supported by stimulus measures, particularly in Europe. The environmental and energy transition is fully integrated into the heart of government policy and legislation, as demonstrated by Fit For 551, which sets out measures of unprecedented scope aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 compared to 1990 while increasing carbon sequestration in the soil. In this article, Suzanne Senellart and Hadrien Gaudin-Hamama present the main implications of Fit for 55, how the Mirova Europe Environmental Equity strategy2 contributes to achieving its objectives, notably by investing in the circular economy3.

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Forests cover almost a third of world land surface, on a decreasing trend as reforestation notably in the West and in Asia does not compensate local deforestation, in South America and Africa. But the rationale for forest expansion is strong, and developing wood-based productions can contribute to meeting some global challenges in various ways. In this context, properly designed and well managed forest plantations should be considered in impact-oriented investment universes, to support the development of a sustainable economy.

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