A repository of high-impact transition finance strategies
Transition finance remains one of the largest barriers corporations face in achieving their sustainability goals. Companies typically either don’t understand how much initiatives cost in the first place, or they don’t have the internal budget or cross-departmental buy-in to justify the high upfront investment. On top of this, effective transition finance strategies often require creative partnerships and outside-the-box thinking to de-risk investments and right-size costs to operational realities.
These complexities have created a sizable gap in the world of corporate transition finance, where businesses lack operationally feasible and financially viable pathways to execute high-impact initiatives.
Our guide aims to help corporations determine how to pay for sustainability initiatives within the context of macro-uncertainty. It provides repository of finance strategies for consideration, most independent from geopolitics and regulatory rollbacks, that innovate on the risk profiles and payback periods of traditional financing mechanisms. You'll learn:
How various corporate transition finance strategies work, including the pros and cons of each
An overview of self-generated, 3rd party, and public financing mechanisms
Recommended financing strategies by initiative and operational control
Criteria for prioritizing financing strategies
Real-life case studies demonstrating financing strategies in action
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Earth Finance is pleased to offer How to pay for the climate transition as a complimentary resource. Access your copy below to learn about novel self-generated, 3rd party, and public financing strategies available to your business.
