Ridgewood: Sustainability’s low-hanging fruit

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FAQs about Ridgewood: Sustainability’s low-hanging fruit Coupon?

Who is Ridgewood infrastructure?

Ross Posner, Managing Partner of Ridgewood Infrastructure said: “SP is an established leader in the MUSH market, and we are very pleased to be partnering with them to build Environmental Infrastructure Partners.” Ridgewood Infrastructure invests in essential infrastructure in the U.S. lower middle market. ...

Why should you partner with Ridgewood?

“SP deploys best-in-class infrastructure assets that increase reliability, durability, and performance,” said Thomas Cain, CEO of Sustainability Partners. “We’re excited to partner with Ridgewood as we continue to deliver the benefits of sustainable infrastructure.” ...

Why should you invest in Ridgewood infrastructure?

Ridgewood Infrastructure believes investing in line with our values enhances the value we create for our investors and other stakeholders. Our ESG and responsible investing capabilities are a major part of who we are and what we stand for. ...

What is Ridgewood infrastructure's ESG policy?

Ridgewood Infrastructure proactively focuses on operationalizing sustainability throughout our investment process, from sourcing and diligence to ownership and asset management. To receive a copy of our annual ESG and Sustainability Report, click here. To receive a copy of our ESG Policy, click here. ...

How can managers resist pressure to seek returns from sustainability initiatives?

Thus, to resist pressure to seek returns from sustainability initiatives prematurely, managers must engage, effectively communicate, and collaborate with internal and external stakeholders. Organizations may ultimately reap the benefits via persistence, patience, and protecting themselves from detrimental stakeholder pressure. ...

Is there a lack of impactful sustainability-oriented efforts?

This lack of impactful sustainability-oriented efforts may seem surprising given the long-recognized strategic opportunities for action. For example, McKinsey. (2010) showed over 10 years ago that nearly one-third of global total greenhouse gas emissions can be mitigated with existing technologies at negative cost. ...