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Climate Journal Volume 2

The challenges and opportunities that lie ahead in a net zero world

Leadership
Finance
Business Systems
Customers

To Transition To Net Zero, Model The Alternative

There may be a huge cost to just standing still in the face of climate risk

By Simon Glynn and Simon Cooper

Boards Should Look At Climate As A Strategy Question

Preparing for climate change should go well beyond having an exemplary ESG policy in place

By Simon Glynn

Climate Action Demands Strategy, Not Just Measurement

This is supposed to be the Decade of Delivery, not just Disclosure

By Simon Glynn and Mike Pierce

Too many executives consider climate change a minor concern

By Arun Mishra

From Climate Risk To Opportunity: What Insurers Need To Know

Insurers may not welcome regulation, but it is one way to develop common standards quickly

By Robert Bailey, Anthony Bice, and Alex Wittenberg

China’s Climate Challenge: Financing the Transition To Net Zero

As the world’s largest emitter of CO2, China faces a monumental task

By Hang Qian, Kai Keller, and Marie Penelope Nezurugo

Net-Zero Transition Plans Are Key To Progress For Regulators

Turning pledges into emissions reductions may depend on regulation

By Lisa Quest and Elizabeth Hoyler

Financial Services Leading The Way On Net Zero

European financial institutions are leading the world on aligning their portfolio to Paris agreement

Decarbonizing Steel

Expect more higher-grade iron ore and less metallurgical coal to result

By Nils Naujok, Holger Stamm, and Markus Knopf

SAF Tax Credit Not Enough To Reduce Airline Emissions

Producers are looking for guarantees the demand will be sufficient

By Robbie Bourke and David Kaplan

How To Embed Sustainability Into Corporate Procurement

Efforts to solve current supply chain disruptions should include more ESG

By Xavier Nouguès

Companies Need To Cooperate To Conquer Scope 3 Emissions

Scope 3 accounts for more than three-quarters of total global emission

By Simon Cooper

How To Help Gen Z Turn Climate Anxiety Into Action

Gen Z needs to be better educated on the consequences of its excess

By Ana Kreacic and Simon Cooper

Consumer Sector Faces Challenge From SEC Emissions Rule

First movers can expect to be rewarded by investors and consumers

By Randall Sargent and Marc Rousset

Sustainability In The Food Industry

Regulators, investors, and consumers are pushing the industry for more

By Vikram Dhaliwal and Dr. Nordal Cavadini

Climate Catalysts Mean Business

Three-quarters avoid companies not working against climate change

By Simon Cooper

Leadership

To Transition To Net Zero, Model The Alternative

There may be a huge cost to just standing still in the face of climate risk

By Simon Glynn and Simon Cooper

Boards Should Look At Climate As A Strategy Question

Preparing for climate change should go well beyond having an exemplary ESG policy in place

By Simon Glynn

Climate Action Demands Strategy, Not Just Measurement

This is supposed to be the Decade of Delivery, not just Disclosure

By Simon Glynn and Mike Pierce

Too many executives consider climate change a minor concern

By Arun Mishra

From Climate Risk To Opportunity: What Insurers Need To Know

Insurers may not welcome regulation, but it is one way to develop common standards quickly

By Robert Bailey, Anthony Bice, and Alex Wittenberg

China’s Climate Challenge: Financing the Transition To Net Zero

As the world’s largest emitter of CO2, China faces a monumental task

By Hang Qian, Kai Keller, and Marie Penelope Nezurugo

Net-Zero Transition Plans Are Key To Progress For Regulators

Turning pledges into emissions reductions may depend on regulation

By Lisa Quest and Elizabeth Hoyler

Financial Services Leading The Way On Net Zero

European financial institutions are leading the world on aligning their portfolio to Paris agreement

Decarbonizing Steel

Expect more higher-grade iron ore and less metallurgical coal to result

By Nils Naujok, Holger Stamm, and Markus Knopf

SAF Tax Credit Not Enough To Reduce Airline Emissions

Producers are looking for guarantees the demand will be sufficient

By Robbie Bourke and David Kaplan

How To Embed Sustainability Into Corporate Procurement

Efforts to solve current supply chain disruptions should include more ESG

By Xavier Nouguès

Companies Need To Cooperate To Conquer Scope 3 Emissions

Scope 3 accounts for more than three-quarters of total global emission

By Simon Cooper

How To Help Gen Z Turn Climate Anxiety Into Action

Gen Z needs to be better educated on the consequences of its excess

By Ana Kreacic and Simon Cooper

Consumer Sector Faces Challenge From SEC Emissions Rule

First movers can expect to be rewarded by investors and consumers

By Randall Sargent and Marc Rousset

Sustainability In The Food Industry

Regulators, investors, and consumers are pushing the industry for more

By Vikram Dhaliwal and Dr. Nordal Cavadini

Climate Catalysts Mean Business

Three-quarters avoid companies not working against climate change

By Simon Cooper

Finance

To Transition To Net Zero, Model The Alternative

There may be a huge cost to just standing still in the face of climate risk

By Simon Glynn and Simon Cooper

Boards Should Look At Climate As A Strategy Question

Preparing for climate change should go well beyond having an exemplary ESG policy in place

By Simon Glynn

Climate Action Demands Strategy, Not Just Measurement

This is supposed to be the Decade of Delivery, not just Disclosure

By Simon Glynn and Mike Pierce

Too many executives consider climate change a minor concern

By Arun Mishra

From Climate Risk To Opportunity: What Insurers Need To Know

Insurers may not welcome regulation, but it is one way to develop common standards quickly

By Robert Bailey, Anthony Bice, and Alex Wittenberg

China’s Climate Challenge: Financing the Transition To Net Zero

As the world’s largest emitter of CO2, China faces a monumental task

By Hang Qian, Kai Keller, and Marie Penelope Nezurugo

Net-Zero Transition Plans Are Key To Progress For Regulators

Turning pledges into emissions reductions may depend on regulation

By Lisa Quest and Elizabeth Hoyler

Financial Services Leading The Way On Net Zero

European financial institutions are leading the world on aligning their portfolio to Paris agreement

Decarbonizing Steel

Expect more higher-grade iron ore and less metallurgical coal to result

By Nils Naujok, Holger Stamm, and Markus Knopf

SAF Tax Credit Not Enough To Reduce Airline Emissions

Producers are looking for guarantees the demand will be sufficient

By Robbie Bourke and David Kaplan

How To Embed Sustainability Into Corporate Procurement

Efforts to solve current supply chain disruptions should include more ESG

By Xavier Nouguès

Companies Need To Cooperate To Conquer Scope 3 Emissions

Scope 3 accounts for more than three-quarters of total global emission

By Simon Cooper

How To Help Gen Z Turn Climate Anxiety Into Action

Gen Z needs to be better educated on the consequences of its excess

By Ana Kreacic and Simon Cooper

Consumer Sector Faces Challenge From SEC Emissions Rule

First movers can expect to be rewarded by investors and consumers

By Randall Sargent and Marc Rousset

Sustainability In The Food Industry

Regulators, investors, and consumers are pushing the industry for more

By Vikram Dhaliwal and Dr. Nordal Cavadini

Climate Catalysts Mean Business

Three-quarters avoid companies not working against climate change

By Simon Cooper

Business Systems

To Transition To Net Zero, Model The Alternative

There may be a huge cost to just standing still in the face of climate risk

By Simon Glynn and Simon Cooper

Boards Should Look At Climate As A Strategy Question

Preparing for climate change should go well beyond having an exemplary ESG policy in place

By Simon Glynn

Climate Action Demands Strategy, Not Just Measurement

This is supposed to be the Decade of Delivery, not just Disclosure

By Simon Glynn and Mike Pierce

Too many executives consider climate change a minor concern

By Arun Mishra

From Climate Risk To Opportunity: What Insurers Need To Know

Insurers may not welcome regulation, but it is one way to develop common standards quickly

By Robert Bailey, Anthony Bice, and Alex Wittenberg

China’s Climate Challenge: Financing the Transition To Net Zero

As the world’s largest emitter of CO2, China faces a monumental task

By Hang Qian, Kai Keller, and Marie Penelope Nezurugo

Net-Zero Transition Plans Are Key To Progress For Regulators

Turning pledges into emissions reductions may depend on regulation

By Lisa Quest and Elizabeth Hoyler

Financial Services Leading The Way On Net Zero

European financial institutions are leading the world on aligning their portfolio to Paris agreement

Decarbonizing Steel

Expect more higher-grade iron ore and less metallurgical coal to result

By Nils Naujok, Holger Stamm, and Markus Knopf

SAF Tax Credit Not Enough To Reduce Airline Emissions

Producers are looking for guarantees the demand will be sufficient

By Robbie Bourke and David Kaplan

How To Embed Sustainability Into Corporate Procurement

Efforts to solve current supply chain disruptions should include more ESG

By Xavier Nouguès

Companies Need To Cooperate To Conquer Scope 3 Emissions

Scope 3 accounts for more than three-quarters of total global emission

By Simon Cooper

How To Help Gen Z Turn Climate Anxiety Into Action

Gen Z needs to be better educated on the consequences of its excess

By Ana Kreacic and Simon Cooper

Consumer Sector Faces Challenge From SEC Emissions Rule

First movers can expect to be rewarded by investors and consumers

By Randall Sargent and Marc Rousset

Sustainability In The Food Industry

Regulators, investors, and consumers are pushing the industry for more

By Vikram Dhaliwal and Dr. Nordal Cavadini

Climate Catalysts Mean Business

Three-quarters avoid companies not working against climate change

By Simon Cooper

Customers

To Transition To Net Zero, Model The Alternative

There may be a huge cost to just standing still in the face of climate risk

By Simon Glynn and Simon Cooper

Boards Should Look At Climate As A Strategy Question

Preparing for climate change should go well beyond having an exemplary ESG policy in place

By Simon Glynn

Climate Action Demands Strategy, Not Just Measurement

This is supposed to be the Decade of Delivery, not just Disclosure

By Simon Glynn and Mike Pierce

Too many executives consider climate change a minor concern

By Arun Mishra

From Climate Risk To Opportunity: What Insurers Need To Know

Insurers may not welcome regulation, but it is one way to develop common standards quickly

By Robert Bailey, Anthony Bice, and Alex Wittenberg

China’s Climate Challenge: Financing the Transition To Net Zero

As the world’s largest emitter of CO2, China faces a monumental task

By Hang Qian, Kai Keller, and Marie Penelope Nezurugo

Net-Zero Transition Plans Are Key To Progress For Regulators

Turning pledges into emissions reductions may depend on regulation

By Lisa Quest and Elizabeth Hoyler

Financial Services Leading The Way On Net Zero

European financial institutions are leading the world on aligning their portfolio to Paris agreement

Decarbonizing Steel

Expect more higher-grade iron ore and less metallurgical coal to result

By Nils Naujok, Holger Stamm, and Markus Knopf

SAF Tax Credit Not Enough To Reduce Airline Emissions

Producers are looking for guarantees the demand will be sufficient

By Robbie Bourke and David Kaplan

How To Embed Sustainability Into Corporate Procurement

Efforts to solve current supply chain disruptions should include more ESG

By Xavier Nouguès

Companies Need To Cooperate To Conquer Scope 3 Emissions

Scope 3 accounts for more than three-quarters of total global emission

By Simon Cooper

How To Help Gen Z Turn Climate Anxiety Into Action

Gen Z needs to be better educated on the consequences of its excess

By Ana Kreacic and Simon Cooper

Consumer Sector Faces Challenge From SEC Emissions Rule

First movers can expect to be rewarded by investors and consumers

By Randall Sargent and Marc Rousset

Sustainability In The Food Industry

Regulators, investors, and consumers are pushing the industry for more

By Vikram Dhaliwal and Dr. Nordal Cavadini

Climate Catalysts Mean Business

Three-quarters avoid companies not working against climate change

By Simon Cooper

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Climate Journal Volume 2

Authors

Nick Studer President and CEO
Alex Wittenberg Partner and Insurance and Asset Management, Americas
Ana Kreacic Partner and Chief Knowledge Officer, Oliver Wyman, and COO, Oliver Wyman Forum
Anthony Bice Partner
Elizabeth Hoyler Engagement Manager
Hang Qian Partner and Head of Financial Services, Greater China
Holger Stamm Partner
Linda Liu Engagement Manager
Lisa Quest Partner, Head of UK And Ireland and Co-Head of the Government and Public Institutions Practice, Europe
Randall Sargent Partner
Nils Naujok Partner
Xavier Nouguès Partner and Global Head of Value Sourcing, Transportation and Services, Climate and Sustainability

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