The Unintended Consequences of ESG 2.0

A lot has changed in the last three years when it comes to investing in the energy transition. Inflation and rising rates have altered economics, the tools and the returns expected. ESG is no longer the all-conquering paradigm sweeping all theses before it. The complexity of delivering the transition (and the trade offs) are better understood. Western governments are far more focused on securing the critical raw material supply chains that will be required. War & deglobalization have sharpened competition and increased volatility. To talk about all this and how and why he is investing in the energy transition is John Dowd, former Fidelity Portfolio Manager over natural resources, and now, CEO of GoGreen Investments, a SPAC focused on the energy transition.