Structuring and Evaluating Green Infrastructure and Clean Technology Investments
About This Course
Sustainable finance is playing an increasingly critical role in enabling the development of green infrastructure and clean technology. As capital flows shift towards climate-aligned investments, organisations must be able to structure opportunities that meet both financial and sustainability expectations.
This module develops the capability to evaluate and structure green infrastructure and clean technology investments within enterprise and institutional contexts. It examines how financial viability, policy alignment, and climate-related risks interact in investment decision-making.
Participants will explore how to design investment proposals that align with investor, lender, and regulatory requirements, while positioning projects for long-term value creation. The programme builds the ability to navigate the complexities of sustainable finance and translate them into actionable investment strategies.
What You'll Learn
- Evaluate sustainable finance structures and associated risk-return profiles for green infrastructure and clean technology investments
- Align investment proposals with policy frameworks, regulatory requirements, and investor expectations
Entry Requirements
Participants should have at least 3 years of relevant working experience in areas such as sustainability, strategy, finance, digital transformation, operations, governance, risk, or policy.