Navigating the New Industrial Transition: Power, Risk and Capital

Ahead of New York Climate Week, we invite audiences to join an online research briefing exploring the market forces reshaping the next phase of the industrial transition. The transition is no longer defined solely by decarbonization. Rising power demand, AI-driven electricity consumption, infrastructure constraints, resource security and resilience are increasingly influencing investment decisions, asset values, credit risk and capital allocation. Drawing on insights from BloombergNEF, Bloomberg Intelligence, Bloomberg News, and Bloomberg data and analytics, our experts will examine how these forces are changing the economics of the transition and the market signals investors, corporates and financial institutions should be watching. During the session, attendees will learn: -How power availability, physical climate risk, insurance and infrastructure constraints are beginning to reshape asset values, credit markets and regional outlooks. -Where capital is flowing across energy, infrastructure, climate technology and industrial transformation, and where financing, policy and deployment bottlenecks remain. -How changing technology economics and infrastructure requirements are creating new areas of transition risk and opportunity. -The key market signals to watch as investors and companies prepare for New York Climate Week. If you are already registered for this event you can watch the live session here: https://events.bloombergevents.com/RNVAWv