ESG is now firmly established as an investor requirement of fund managers, but that adoption has not always been smooth. Efforts such as the Equilibrium Forum, an annual conference produced by Equilibrium Capital, provides investors, consultants and operators with an opportunity to share their ideas and experiences around ESG investing.
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Largest Oregon Dairy Plans to Make Natural Gas From Cow Manure
Oregon’s largest dairy farm plans to turn millions of gallons of cow manure into renewable natural gas, if state regulators approve a key permit for the project.
Opinion: For Rural Oregon, Clean-Energy Bill is an Economic Opportunity
Over the past several weeks at five hearings around the state, Oregonians have heard a lot about House Bill 2020, a bill that would create an economy-wide cap-and-invest program.
Equilibrium Closes Indoor Ag Fund on $336m
Equilibrium Capital Group, an asset manager focused on sustainable and impact-driven agricultural investments, has closed its Controlled Environment Foods Fund I at $336 million.
Manure is Big Business at Oregon’s Largest Dairy with Conversion to Natural Gas
As milk prices plummet, Oregon’s largest dairy hopes to cash in on another kind of commodity produced by its cows: Manure.
LGIAsuper Expands Investment in Fresh Food Production; Commits to $112M to Equilibrium Capital
Australia’s LGIAsuper is capitalizing upon consumer demand for high quality fresh food, and has committed $112 million to Equilibrium Capital’s newest fund – a vehicle focused on investment opportunities in fresh food production in North America.
In Focus: David Chen on the Infrastructuring of Agriculture Tastes
David Chen, chairman and head of product development and research at Equilibrium Capital Group, discusses how farming and agriculture over the next decade will become an infrastructure opportunity.
Returns on Investment podcast
This is the year impact investing gets real. Really. That’s the thread connecting a half-dozen or so forecasts from Equilibrium Capital’s Dave Chen, who returned to ImpactAlpha’s Returns on Investment podcast for a New Year’s check-in on the progress of the “institutional shift” in impact investing.
CPG Chen Impact Investing
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Sustainable Finance & Impact Investing
Dave Chen, Principal and Chairman of Equilibrium, an investment manager of The Church Pension Fund, discusses Sustainable Finance & Impact Investing.
SOCAP17 – 10 Years Later: How Far We’ve Come, and Where We Actually Are
Over the past decade, impact investing has grown from a niche concept to a mainstream opportunity. From small conversations to major conferences, from boutique investments to public markets.