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PwC Climate

PwC Climate

Professional Services

Make your climate actions count.

About us

Sustainability is more than ticking boxes. It’s about making a difference - for your business and our world. Creating sustained outcomes that drive value and fuel growth, whilst strengthening our environment and societies. Our passionate community of solvers are ready to put in the work with you - environmentalists, sociologists, economists, strategists, technologists. Combining real world experience with a commitment to change. They’ll help you to turn theory into action. Business as usual into new ways of thinking and doing. People and technology working together to find solutions larger than today. Creating a transparently brighter future for generations to come.

Industry
Professional Services
Company size
10,001+ employees

Updates

  • The Asia Pacific region, as a global manufacturing hub and the world's fastest-growing economic area, accounts for nearly half of global manufacturing output and carbon emissions. However, it faces severe threats from climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss, jeopardising its long-term sustainability and prosperity. Transitioning to a circular economy (CE) model in the Asia Pacific region offers benefits for the economy, job creation, and environmental protection.   Explore the full report for a comprehensive guide on five circular business models, with actionable steps to enhance resilience and drive sustainable value through circularity: https://pwc.to/4jPOQLw   #CircularEconomy  #Sustainability 

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  • Putting businesses on the path to a low carbon economy will require access to funding throughout the transition. But for investors to be comfortable that they know what types of activities they are financing, they need transparent and reliable information about the threats posed by climate change and business’ response. Financial reporting is a critical information source for helping achieve the change the world needs, and auditors are adapting their own practices to play their part. Gilly Lord, Global Leader, Public Policy & Regulation, explores how to factor climate change into audited financial statements: https://lnkd.in/eCXpuWqn #Audit #Reporting

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  • 📊 Our State of Climate Tech 2024 report shows a mismatch in emissions-funding, with start-ups in sectors that generate big shares of emissions raising relatively little funding.   Watch as Yair Reem, Partner at Extantia and Jonathan Williet, Manager of External Ventures, Europe, NOVA by Saint-Gobain, who were interviewed as part of the report, explore how we can increase funding in hard-to-abate sectors, then discover more: https://pwc.to/4hRgBkR     #StateOfClimateTech   #ClimateTech  #Climate

  • In the quest to align profitability with sustainability considerations, companies are increasingly relying on their chief financial officers as change agents. And for good reason: CFOs possess a host of tools—for forecasting, budgeting, allocation and score-carding, for example—that they can use to bring sustainability factors into every business process and every decision about value creation. Discover more about each of the four critical, interconnected roles sustainability-focused CFOs need to play: https://lnkd.in/e7AWAFTg #SustainableBusiness #Sustainability #CFO

  • 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. Swipe through the four areas, then explore in more detail how companies can unlock the energy demand opportunity: https://pwc.to/4ebjhZn  #EnergyDemand

  • In response to the disruptions posed by climate change, the world has made a great deal of progress in building consensus around long-term solutions and scaling up the innovative technologies that will help decarbonise our energy, industrial and transport systems.  But establishing goals is, in some ways, the easy part. Learn more about the work that needs to be done to ensure an orderly transition to a new energy paradigm that accommodates and enables economic growth: https://pwc.to/44B6ISc #EnergyTransition

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  • 🌍 “We can’t do business on a dead planet, right?” - In this episode of Take on Tomorrow, we’re joined by Charles Conn, Patagonia Board Chair, and Colm Kelly, our Global Leader, Corporate Sustainability, as they discuss how the real-world impacts of the climate transition are prompting change. 🔎 Learn more about the mounting pressure business leaders face to balance sustainability, stakeholder satisfaction, and financial performance, and how Patagonia are balancing these demands. 🎧 Listen in full now and subscribe to never miss an episode: https://pwc.to/4eT0vFE #TakeonTomorrow

  • For companies dependent on crops like rice and wheat, as well as minerals such as lithium and iron, climate change has become a real and present threat. Forward-looking companies have begun safeguarding their operations and supply lines against climate-related disruptions. Not only is business action on climate adaptation key to the ongoing success of individual businesses, but also to the overall health and prosperity of the global population. Explore what businesses should know: https://pwc.to/44vYGel #ClimateAdaptation #ClimateRisks #KeyCommodities

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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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