China, Japan, Germany and the US are likely to gain the most from the race to go green as investors look for the best places to earn a return in the global fight against climate change, the Straits Times reported, citing an analysis.
Australia is a laggard but has huge renewable energy resources, while Singapore has yet to realise its full potential as a green services hub, the report said, quoting an analysis by Swiss global asset manager Lombard Odier and Oxford University’s Sith School of Enterprise and the Environment.
Read the full report: Straits Times
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