The low-carbon energy transition is reshaping the way that companies power themselves—and the way they generate financial value while improving sustainability performance. Changes such as installing more energy-efficient appliances, retrofitting buildings and employing software to optimise the use of equipment often pay for themselves quickly, while delivering meaningful emissions reductions. The evolution of the energy system also means that companies have other sorts of opportunities to create value from their energy demand. Explore the practical steps being taken by companies: https://pwc.to/3UYyB4n #EnergyDemand #EnergyTransition
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Our report on the state of the energy transition highlights six areas where global policies and pledges are falling far behind net-zero-emissions targets. Among the most conspicuous of these gaps: renewable-electricity generation. With wind and solar power becoming more affordable and growth in renewable sources often surpassing market forecasts, we’re moving in the right direction. Discover five broad principles for progress, which can serve as guiding lights on the path to net zero for C-suite leaders: https://pwc.to/46XyDw0 #Energy #RenewableEnergy
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🌍 Governments are developing and enacting tax policies designed to encourage companies to support a just transition to a lower-carbon economy. We interviewed 40 PwC tax partners and experts on six continents to explore how tax policies are affecting decision-making in boardrooms. Swipe through the four keys to effective policies for a just transition, then explore them in more detail: https://pwc.to/4f0MMwO #Tax #Sustainability
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The rapid evolution of the global regulatory landscape requires that companies disclose their sustainability performance and planning. Investors are paying close attention as well, increasing the pressure on businesses to evolve quickly and to do it right. Learn how we’re supporting clients as they take on sustainable transformation whilst also meeting regulatory requirements in our Global Annual Review 2024: https://pwc.to/3BXCW0I #PwCGAR24
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We analysed one global food and beverage (F&B) company’s public data and estimated that it could unlock combined energy savings and revenues of nearly US$300 million a year, or about 60% of its total electricity costs. How? By taking action holistically across four areas: demand optimisation, energy independence, market maximisation and electrification: https://pwc.to/4ebjhZn #EnergyDemand #ClimateTransition
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The rewards to companies that manage the climate transition sensibly can be great. Research by Professor George Serafeim and his colleagues at Harvard Business School shows that firms transitioning their product portfolio toward climate solutions experience a revenue growth premium over their competitors. But capturing these benefits isn’t easy. To implement effective climate-transition strategies, executives may need to overcome challenges such as unproven customer demand and underdeveloped supply chains. In his article for strategy+business, Professor Serafeim poses ten questions that can help leaders determine where their companies stand with respect to these challenges, and which strategic moves they may want to explore: https://lnkd.in/egRvvSut
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🧪 The chemicals industry is instrumental in nearly every part of our modern daily lives. Spanning diverse sectors, such as cosmetics, fertilisers, pharmaceuticals and plastics, chemicals are used to manufacture some 70,000 products. Currently, among all industries, chemicals is the second-highest emitter of CO2. Urgent action is needed to invest in sustainable production methods to reduce energy consumption and limit emissions. Our recent study with the UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures explores how to drive transformation towards a greener future: https://pwc.to/4er3AgW #SustainableProduction #SustainableChemicals
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50% of investors say that it is very or extremely important that companies change the way they create, deliver and capture value in response to climate change. A further 26% describe such changes as at least moderately important. We queried 345 investors and analysts across geographies, asset classes and investment approaches to learn more about their expectations for the companies they invest in and cover. 🔎 Explore the full report: https://pwc.to/4eJKstN #GlobalInvestorSurvey2024 #GIS24
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🌎 Climate change poses a serious and growing threat to the world’s ability to produce essential commodities. In our new reports, we examine how heat stress and drought may disrupt US and EU supplies of nine key commodities: critical minerals cobalt, copper and lithium; food crops maize, rice and wheat; and vital metals iron, zinc and bauxite (which is used to make aluminium). 📽️ Watch our video featuring Steve Bochanski, Climate Risk Modelling Leader, PwC US, and Renate de Lange, Global Sustainability Markets Leader, PwC Nederland, as they discuss the importance of businesses understanding and managing supply chain risks. 🔎 Explore the complete reports to learn how climate change may affect US and EU supplies of key commodities: https://pwc.to/4g6qgDu #SupplyChain #Commodities #ClimateChange
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Our 2024 Net Zero Economy Index shows that the world must decarbonise twenty times faster to limit warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. Explore how taking bold action to reduce energy intensity, manage demand and innovate climate solutions, businesses can help arrest that decline and open the door to new opportunities: https://pwc.to/4g3rqiV #NetZero #Sustainability
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