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PIPELINE INDUSTRY COMMITMENTS: The Interstate Natural Gas Association of America this morning announced new climate change commitments, including reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions from the transport and storage of natural gas by 2050 and signaling support for methane regulations.
The group, which represents the natural gas pipeline industry, is the latest fossil fuel interest to set a net-zero target as it seeks to position itself for the clean energy economy envisioned by
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Strengthening The Financial System To Meet The Challenge Of Climate Change, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard At The Financial System & Climate Change: A Regulatory Imperative Hosted By The Center For American Progress, Washington, D.C. Date
18/12/2020
I want to thank the Center for American Progress for inviting me to join you in discussing climate change and the U.S. financial system.1 Let me start by noting these are my own views and do not necessarily reflect those of the Federal Reserve Board or the Federal Open Market Committee.
Climate change and the transition to a sustainable economy have important implications for the financial system. The financial system can be a powerful enabler to help the private sector manage climate-related risks and invest in the transition. It is vitally important to strengthen the U.S. financial system to meet the challenge of climate change.
The Eye Of Providence: Thoughts On The Evolution Of Bank Supervision, Federal Vice Chair For Supervision Randal K. Quarles Date
11/12/2020
Torrential thanks to our partners Harvard Law School and The Wharton School for organizing this conference, and to the Federal Reserve staff who have played a key role. And an equally huge thanks to all of the moderators and panelists who are participating in today s event and to all of you who are tuning in. I have very much enjoyed the discussion so far, and I hope that the conference will encourage both more and a wider variety of academic work on bank supervision.