Our Partner, Ozioma Agu at the Loan Market Association (LMA) ESG evening seminar on sustainable financing/energy transition financing in London, on 11th March, 2024. This seminar provided a deeper dive into environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors in financing, particularly in the context of transitioning to cleaner energy sources. Discussions centered on the evolving concept of transition, which encompasses not only decarbonization but also social and environmental considerations. A key concern for deliberation as noted by Ozioma would be balancing the enormous energy needs of Nigeria as an emerging market vis a vis global standards for energy transition. Stren & Blan Partners looks forward to continuing the dialogue on energy transition with a focus on sustainable initiatives in this space. #strenandblanpartners #commerciallawfirm #loanmarketassociation #energytransition
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