Sustainable and Entrepreneurial Finance: Sustainable Financing Products

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Discounting Future Values: Economic Implications

Covers the concept of discounting future values in financial calculations and its implications for environmental investments and climate change.

ESG Investing, SPAC

Explores ESG investing, negative screens, and SPACs' structure and advantages for investors.

The Grand Challenge: Energy Supply, Economics and Transition

Explores the intricate relationship between energy supply, economics, and the transition towards sustainable practices, emphasizing the need for decarbonisation and a shift to a less extractive economy.

Historical Perspectives on Sustainability and Climate Action

Explores the historical evolution of sustainability and human impact on nature, emphasizing the importance of integrating social and environmental considerations in sustainability efforts.

Ecological Economics: Human Needs, Sustainability, and Societal Transitions

Discusses the importance of social sustainability in meeting human needs while ensuring future generations' ability to meet their own needs.

Technology Innovation Process

Explores the technology innovation process for sustainable impact and profitability in development contexts.

Sustainability Assessment of Urban Systems

Covers sustainability assessment in urban systems, exploring origins, key events, eco-efficiency, ethical relationships, and sustainability principles.

Biorefineries: Sustainable Chemical Production from Biomass

Explores integrated biorefineries, sustainable chemical production, process design challenges, optimization, and the synergy with the energy system.

Entrepreneurial Finance: Venture Capital Fund Structure

Explores the intricacies of venture capital fund structures, from compensation to investment terms.

Sustainable Cementitious Materials

Explores sustainable cement and concrete applications, emphasizing the importance of transport and sustainability aspects related to economic, societal, and environmental factors.