Christopher Gooding
Contributor
Christopher Gooding is an energy transition analyst at Cornucopia Capital, where he focuses on global decarbonisation strategy, investment opportunities in clean infrastructure, and emerging climate technologies. He has experience in renewable energy compliance, carbon certification, and renewable energy market development across Europe and the Gulf and has contributed analysis on sustainability and energy policy for both public and private sector clients.
Analysis
Insuring ESG: Why the Gulf’s Financial Future Depends on Risk Pricing
Gulf insurers can embed environmental resilience, social safeguards, and governance rigor into underwriting to strengthen local markets and align with the expectations of global investors increasingly focused on ESG.
The Gulf’s ESG Rules Are Redefining Risk
The Gulf’s environmental, social, and governance regulation transformation is not only reshaping compliance, it is redefining risk.
The Gulf’s Carbon Reckoning
As Gulf states reconcile fossil-fuel dependency with a transition to low-carbon energy systems, success will depend on their ability to integrate technology, carve out strategic market positions, and implement robust carbon governance reforms – such as emissions tracking and enforcement mechanisms.
The Promise of Tracking Renewable Energy Development
International renewable energy certificates, which are increasingly popular in the Gulf, can help fuel the growth of the renewable energy industry as the world transitions away from fossil fuels.
