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Energy transition accelerating investment opportunities: Franklin Templeton

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Arguably, humanity’s greatest current challenge is the need to shift to low and net-zero carbon in a little less than 30 years. New technologies are accelerating the renewable energy transition while reducing environmental impacts. The renewable energy sources of today and the future require new and smarter technologies as well as the rapid creation of new infrastructure. These challenges create investment opportunities as investors have a critical role given the capital required to fund this transition. Franklin Templeton has published a new collection of papers to help investment teams and the broader investment community navigate energy transition in the global financial markets.

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