Energy, water and infrastructure provide the fundamentals of a thriving economy and society. We are in the midst of multiple transitions, as our current systems require vast amounts of fossil fuel, water and resources that come with a cost: climate change, biodiversity loss, and effects on the living environment and natural ecosystems.
The energy and resource transitions are no longer a distant goal: they are happening now. While the narrative is evolving from net zero and circularity to resilience, autonomy and broad prosperity (brede welvaart), the core of the transition remains the same. One that requires investments now that provide both short- and long-term benefits.
How do companies and investors make future-proof decisions when every choice comes with trade-offs?
