CO₂ levels are rising
From 1950-2025, atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration levels (CO₂) reached 430ppm and the rate of global warming averaged 0.20°C per decade (compared to 20ppm and 0.04°C for the 70 year period 1880-1950).
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The science is unambiguous: carbon emissions are rising faster than at any point in human history, and the window to change course is narrowing
From 1950-2025, atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration levels (CO₂) reached 430ppm and the rate of global warming averaged 0.20°C per decade (compared to 20ppm and 0.04°C for the 70 year period 1880-1950).
Annual emissions from burning fossil fuels have increased every decade from close to 11 billion tons of CO₂ per year in the 1960s to 38.4 billion tons in 2025.
As a comparison, the total global seaborne trade of all goods – containers, bulk and liquid cargo – in 2025 was 12.9 billion tons. CO₂ emissions in 2025 were nearly 3 times the total global seaborne cargo.
CO₂ is a long-lived greenhouse gas that absorbs and radiates heat. By adding more CO₂ to the atmosphere we are supercharging the natural greenhouse effect causing global temperature to rise, the world's oceans to heat and acidify and sea levels to rise.
If global energy demand continues to grow rapidly, and we meet it mostly with fossil fuels, human-related emissions of CO₂ could reach 75 billion tons per year by 2100. Atmospheric CO₂ could be 800 ppm or higher – conditions not seen on Earth for close to 50 million years.
There is an urgent need to bend the curve and cut CO₂ emissions. We can do this by reducing fossil fuel energy consumption such as coal, oil and gas and replacing it with renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro and bioenergy.
There is no going back. If we bring emissions down with sufficient vigour we may yet avoid the tipping points that will make runaway climate change unstoppable.
Our principals and management team bring together decades of expertise in private equity, infrastructure finance, renewable energy development, and carbon markets, united by a shared commitment to the energy transition in Asia Pacific.










SC Capital Partners has 20 years investment management experience in Asia Pacific real estate and has approximately US$8 billion in assets under management from a diverse pool of institutional investors. The principals are committed to decarbonisation of its core real estate portfolio. In March 2025, Capitaland Investment Limited acquired a 40% interest in SC Capital Partners Group.

Oscar Energy founders have an average of 25 years' experience in renewable energy project development, investment and operations, infrastructure financing and carbon markets. Through Oscar Energy, the CEO and Managing Partner have a significant ownership interest in the manager and general partner.
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