We are committed to unlocking ESG Investment Opportunities
Our Services
Bolt Consulting team can help you effectively identify and manage risks that may arise as a result of environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues.We’ll provide you with comprehensive risk assessments and training tailored towards your company’s specific ESG risks.Additionally, we can provide you with best practice tips, along with recommendations to address the risks identified.Greater clarity on ESG issues can pave the way for better decision-making in your business and minimize related risks.

Sustainability
Sustainability is the top focus of businesses today. All stakeholders, customers, investors, regulators, value businesses with strong sustainability linked processes and ethics.
Sustainability
Sustainable Finance
Under sustainable finance consulting we cover creating, assessment, and management of sustainable investments, we help you make high impact and high value investments
Sustainable Finance
Green Bonds
Our expertise in Sustainability, ESG, Climate Change, Sustainable Finance, and Renewable Energy makes us a trusted partner for independent green, social and sustainability bond verification.
Green Bonds
Solar Consulting
We offer specialized technical services for solar systems. Our Solar consultants are experts with several years of industry experience.
Solar Consulting
Wind Consulting
We work with all Renewable Energy Wind. We also offer specialized technical services for wind energy systems. Our Wind consultants are experts with several years of industry experience.
Wind Consulting
Carbon Advisory
Our carbon advisory space has gone through many cycles of change, from project based GHG emission reduction, to program based initiatives driven largely by private sector, to current national & sub-national and sectoral efforts mainly driven by the Government.
Climate Change Policy
Ozone Depleting Substances
Ozone protective layer is critical for protecting against harmful UV radiations targeting our planet and maintaining life on earth.
Ozone Depleting Substances
Climate Change Policy
Climate change, is one of the most challenging problems faced by the world. Addressing it requires simultaneous efforts towards adapting to changes and following a low carbon development path.
Climate Change PolicyWhat to Expect
Integrated Approach
Develop a tailored, robust approach to building ESG into your sourcing and investment processes
Organizational Excellence
Build the operating model, talent strategy, and governance structure that propels your success
Effective Messaging
Create a winning strategy for fundraising and investor communications

What is ESG?
Environmental, social and corporate governance criteria refer to three main factors sustainability conscious stakeholders consider with regard to a company’s sustainable practices. Examples include:
- environmental stewardship such as climate change or carbon emissions, water use or conservation efforts
- relationships with its employees, suppliers, customers and the communities where it operates as well as human rights efforts
- anti-corruption practices as well as bribery and fraud.
ESG factors are extra-financial factors that can influence, and be influenced by, business activities. If not addressed appropriately they can escalate into substantial (financial) risks.
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FAQ
An investment strategy that believes that companies with conscientious focuses on environmental, social, and governance factors will outperform their competitors overtime, considering equal financial strength.
Not at all!! Nearly one in eight dollars under professional management in the US (about $3.07 trillion dollars) is invested in a fund that considers social responsibility and societal concerns
It costs a lot of money to not include sustainability in the business strategy. There are many companies with world-renowned brands that have experienced that.
Not everyone knows that Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) is a term used by investors and financial institutions globally to describe which qualitative aspects concerning the environment, social and governance they look at when investing in a company.
The companies’ response to ESG is that they themselves work with something called Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). These two terms are actually fairly similar, but differ on a very specific point; ESG searches for added value or added risk in a company, while CSR describes how a company works with sustainability on the whole.
For example, when we look at investing or granting a loan to a company, we look for the tangible financial components associated with environment, social and governance that could affect our investments or lending.
Companies that manage ESG risks and opportunities are better equipped because they expose their businesses to fewer risks, and are hence more attractive to investors.
News & Events
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Measuring Stakeholder Capitalism
Supported by a robust sales force and tight cost controls, Pharm Ltd. experienced sustained double-digit growth over a number of years, only to find that their supply chain struggled to keep pace.
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Scale for Good: How is McDonald’s a role model for peers?
Bring to the table win-win survival strategies to ensure proactive domination.
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Essentials for Setting Science-based Targets in the Transition Towards A Low-carbon Economy
At the end of the day, going forward, a new normal that has evolved from generation.
April 2, 2018 Read more