Share low-carbon lifestyles and explore investing ideas
As investors become more environmentally conscious, there is a growing trend in green investing.
Climate change pushes asset managers to make related environmental, social, and governance (ESG) decisions. According to an investor survey conducted by NMG, 64% of investors have incorporated ESG into their decision-making process when they invest. Asian ESG assets under management are expected to grow at a CAGR of 22.2% to reach US$19.3 trillion in the next five years.
Not only are institutional investors placing heavier bets, but so are retail investors. As a survey showed, 72% of Singaporeans are ESG conscious.
What about you? Do you live a low-carbon lifestyle? Are you driving less by taking public transport, avoiding food waste, buying local and seasonal food, and saving energy at home? Or do you make ESG related decisions?
You are more than welcome to share your environmentally friendly behaviors. We'd love to know your experience with green investment.
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102918478MM : great information sharing and can foresee future automotive driving car and no fuel needed
birdiebrog : Electric buses, vertical farming are all ways that urban communities can take to reduce their carbon footprint. By rolling out incentives like tax rebates etc for companies to focus on environmental protection, it paves the way for a greener society
RageBubble : Especially for millennials, as they grow up with plenty of information at their fingertips, demonstrate strong demand for ESG products. Therefore, companies are rolling out ESG products to satisfy consumer needs. Examples include local produce, desmans for organic products etc
Kongmalikong : Yummy
smt914 at Sg : backdrop of Sg skyline ! Green energy for Tesla owner s are penalised for heavy road tax. Caution.
Mr Wealth : I do not own a car. Taking public transport most f the time. Electricity can be bought from green sources like solar farms. I tried to reduce the number of hours of using Aircon at home by switching off at midnight.
Summerrainx : Always take public transport, moving is also better for health and exercise. If possible use a bicycle for longer distances and park in bicycle zones
kellyfc : Raising awareness to living a low-carbon lifestyles is very helpful. Definitely am trying to adopt a low-carbon lifestyle by taking public transportation, reduce food wastage by buying only what's needed, recycling plastic and paper, bring reusable bags and plastics while grocery shopping, using electrical appliances that are energy savings ie 4 or 5 ticks, avoid using heater or AC whenever possible, bring reusable container for tabao food etc
Jackosen : Green and clean energy will help to save our environment and prevent global warming. So use less electricity, use renewable energy such as solar power are some ways to promote green energy usage.
Mookatalover : To make a difference between the two.
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