New Economy Observer (NEO) today announces the full launch of a digital media platform that addresses the present and future of sustainability and investment. To do. The platform brings the latest stories and perspectives from contributors around the world and reveals the challenges that will shape tomorrow’s world in the transition to a sustainable low-carbon economy.
Headed by Bloomberg’s longtime reporter and energy expert Stephen Biaman, the NEO seeks the latest news and in-depth analysis of individual and institutional investors, financial institutions, corporate readers and sustainable business and investment. Meet the needs of our readers.
The NEO Energy section focuses on key oil producers moving forward, growing investment in alternative energy sources such as wind and solar, hydrogen and other new “clean commodities”. Other core themes include investor migration to ESG assets , sustainable lending, breakthrough technologies in the consumer industry , and even exploration of outer space, and a welcome editorial section for guest contributions.
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There is also. NEO will also focus on growth markets that will shape the future of the global economy, such as China, Russia and India, as the so-called “emerging markets” category is being replaced by larger integrations and global contexts.
Editor Stephen Biaman brings 20 years of experience in Bloomberg News and other publications, with a particular focus on energy. A group of contributors, including experienced and ambitious journalists and researchers from around the world, support Biaman.
NEO is a digital publication that highlights trends in investing in energy transitions, deploying “green” technology through industry, and turning to global sustainability during the coronavirus pandemic in early 2020. , Started in beta.
The publication is accredited by Google News and Factiva and has a content sharing agreement with BNE Intellinews , a business publication focused on compelling investment stories from the Eurasian, MENA and African markets. increase.
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