Emerging carbon forestry markets are triggering potential opportunities to grow the use of CEA in seedling nurseries.
Forestation: A Greenhouse Opportunity?
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The Inflation Reduction Act: Equilibrium Implications
The most significant commitment to clean energy and carbon sequestration in US history has significant implications for Equilibrium’s portfolio strategies.
An Overview of Western Water Risk to Agriculture
Equilibrium’s Controlled Environment Food and Carbon Transition Infrastructure strategies are inextricably linked to water risks and opportunities.
Equilibrium teams with European firm for CEA R&D in Singapore
Chairman Dave Chen says the pair will address technological challenges stemming from heat and humidity that could help clear the path for controlled environment agriculture’s growth throughout broader Southeast Asia.
Tipping points of volatility: The case for climate-Sharpe ratios
Investors today are grossly overlooking one critical category of volatility: climate change. When investors seek targeted risk budgets and returns by diversifying portfolios — spreading out risk across different asset/risk classes, geographies, and industries — they ignore the fact that climate change threatens all these variables and our understanding of risk at large.
THREE TOP INVESTORS BACK AUSTRALIA’S PERFECTION FRESH TO GROW CEA PLATFORM THROUGH AUSTRALASIA
Equilibrium Capital, Temasek, and the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments), which is an existing shareholder, have come together to invest in Perfection Fresh, one of Australia’s largest privately owned fresh produce companies.
Quantification of climate externalities is the next chapter in risk pricing
Learn how we’re translating physical climate risk into operational management and asset valuation, as well as furthering our TCFD reporting.
This Utah greenhouse can grow 750 acres worth of tomatoes using a fraction of the land and water
The Longvine greenhouse in Mona may be the future of food. This story is part of The Salt Lake Tribune’s ongoing commitment to identify solutions to Utah’s biggest challenges through the work of the Innovation Lab.
WE INTERVIEWED EQUILIBRIUM’S CEO ABOUT THEIR NEW $1 BILLION CEA FUND. HERE’S WHAT HE HAD TO SAY.
If it was up to you, which would you choose? Both offer a year-round supply of fresh, pesticide-free, locally-grown produce. So, how would you choose between the two?
With the constant hype and appeal of growing vertically, most CEA newcomers tend to choose vertical farms, often thinking of greenhouses as the less innovative method.
Houweling USA rebrands as Longvine Growing Co.
Mona, Utah-based Houweling US Holdings, Inc. is launching the Longvine Growing Co as the company rebrands and resets for the next evolution of company growth.