We were pleased to discuss with Sophie Brochu, President and Chief Executive Officer, Hydro-Québec, how we can achieve deep decarbonization and how, together, we can contribute to a bright sustainable future.
Clearly, there is a crisis taking place in global energy markets, accelerated by events in Ukraine. Even during this crisis, now is the right time to accelerate the energy transition. We need to move away from fossil fue...
When the Electrification emergency meets the climate emergency for a sustainable world
Our new report, Getting Going, in collaboration with Oliver Wyman, provides a toolkit to drive real-world progress on corporate climate action. Leading with how you will contribute to the transition, rather than with emi...
Next week, world leaders and experts will come together at Climate Week NYC to raise ambition and drive urgent climate action. The climate crisis is vast, multi-faceted and progressing rapidly, but there is one thing tha...
Climate change is no longer just a future threat. As the world confronts this environmental reality, there’s an urgent need for businesses to commit to sustainable change and lean into partnerships to accelerate action. ...
Addressing climate change across our planet is a huge challenge and time is short - it is only through behavioral change that emissions reduction can be enabled.
Given the need to bring down emissions to at least 50 percent by 2030, what actions are you taking now to cut your carbon footprint?
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1. Climate Week NYC 2022 is all about ‘Getting It Done’. When it comes to driving climate action across your value chain, what is J&J doing to get it done?
Measuring and tracking Scope 3 emissions may be tricky, but companies don’t need to do everything at once to make meaningful progress.
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Also seen on The Climate Pledge website. The Climate Pledge is the Climate Leaders' Reception Sponsor for Climate Week NYC 2022.
Climate Week NYC 2022 is all about coming together. This year, like last, we’re aiming to get it done.
In recent years, we have become used – desensitized, perhaps – to images on our TV screens and across social media of extreme weather events, from wildfires to floods, often destroying the lives and livelihoods of people...
1. Decarbonization begins at the leadership level. What are the main causes for lack of executive leadership, and what can an organization do about it?
Adam Lake, Head of Climate Week NYC commented:
