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In the latest Impact quarterly report, Federated Hermes delve into energy transition as a theme that goes beyond energy production. They argue that in thinking about sustainable energy, energy wastage must be considered and, by the same token energy efficiency.

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Impact report, Q2 2021 - Federated Hermes

Any strategy looking to reduce carbon emissions needs to take sustainable energy production into account. With global demand for electricity set to double by 2050, there is an urgent need to shift from unsustainable fossil fuels to renewables like wind and solar power.

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