
Bill Green: Rethinking Infrastructure Investing for a Changing Climate
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Bill Green, managing partner at Climate Adaptive Infrastructure, joins host Deborah Kidd, CFA, director, Global Industry Standards at CFA Institute, to discuss how climate change is reshaping risks and opportunities in critical infrastructure. He explains why infrastructure assets are uniquely exposed to what he calls the "triple threat" of physical, regulatory, and political risks—and why investing in climate-resilient infrastructure can be a pathway to more profitable infrastructure investing. From innovative models like "water-as-a-service" to shifting data center demand closer to renewable energy sources, Bill shares his insights into the future of infrastructure investing.
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