Australian Infrastructure FY 2019 Carbon Footprint Summary
Summary
IFM Investors’ FY 2019 Australian Infrastructure Carbon Footprint Summary reports a 7.9% reduction in emissions across the portfolio. These results reflect the progress of an ongoing carbon reduction and energy efficiency program across the portfolio.
Individual emissions reduction targets set by assets in the program will see annual emissions across the portfolio reduced by more than 200,000 tonnes CO2 equivalent by 2030 - equivalent to removing 70,000 cars from the road - and prevent millions of tonnes of carbon entering the environment over the life of these assets. Read more about the carbon reduction program, assets involved and targets set.
Annual carbon footprint measurement is an integral element of IFM Investors’ approach to managing climate risk across our infrastructure portfolio to protect and grow investment value and returns over the long term.
Understanding our risks informs the actions we take to transition assets to a low-carbon economy. We seek to drive this transition in ways that generate value for our investors and their members, local economies and communities, and the environment. Our actions focus on limiting our impact, reducing our risk and harnessing opportunities in an evolving landscape.
About the author
Global Head of Infrastructure
Kyle Mangini
Joined in 2007
Kyle is responsible for implementing IFM’s infrastructure investment strategy and has ultimate investment responsibility for the Australian Infrastructure Fund and the Global Infrastructure Fund. Kyle is also a member of the IFM Investors Investment Committee. Kyle has more than 25 years’ experience in investment banking and asset management, including senior roles with CSFB and SBC Warburg. He has infrastructure experience in Asia, Australia, Europe as well as North and South America. His relevant transaction experience includes the execution of mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, initial public offerings, public bond offerings, private placements, commercial bank facilities and derivatives.