SAFE features in S&P ESG

ELECTRIC POWER 08 Dec 2020 | 15:39 UTC New York

ESG-compliance seen costly near term, but paying dividends further out

SAFEs COO Costa Caldis, told S&P Global Platts yesterday:

"As the world moves towards sustainability there is no denying the fact that investors are increasingly crying out for ESG-linked vehicles to park their money. The increased requirements will incur costs for companies in terms of increased reporting and auditing. Yes, that's a challenge and adds complexity near-term, but also presents companies with a huge opportunity to generate a competitive edge that hits the bottom line."

Ben Kilbey, of S&P Global Platts, latest leadership piece speaks about gaining competitive advantage from ESG compliance.

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