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The Business Case
Review Ambition
Drive Board Action
Implement the Transition
Ensure Accountability
Accelerate Business Transformation
Climate transition
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Collaboration with Deloitte Academy
Explainer | 9 Jul 2024

Read: Accelerating the UK's Energy Transition

Read the summary from the Chapter Zero and Deloitte Academy webinar, which draws on insights from the Deloitte Academy's recent survey of UK energy and infrastructure companies. We delve into strategies to expedite the UK's energy transition and consider the key elements of this transformation, including the interplay between infrastructure companies, energy-intensive consumers, investors, policymakers, customers, and the supply chain.

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Explainer | 28 Nov 2022

What is net zero?

If you follow sustainability and climate topics, you’ve probably heard the term net zero thrown around. Still puzzled? McKinsey & Company looks at net zero.

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Collaboration with Centre for Climate Engagement
Explainer | 4 Apr 2022

Climate Change 2022: Mitigation of Climate Change

This summary highlights the main points in the April 2022 IPCC Working Group III report, and what it means for non-executive directors.

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Collaboration with Centre for Climate Engagement
Explainer | 28 Feb 2022

Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability

The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s February 2022 report concludes that the impacts of climate change are severe, but that humanity can still avoid many of them if it seizes “a brief and rapidly closing window of opportunity”. This summary highlights the main points in the report, and what it means for non-executive directors.

Collaboration with Centre for Climate Engagement
Explainer | 9 Aug 2021

Climate Change 2021 – The Physical Science Basis

The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s August 2021 report shows that human activity is unequivocally driving changes to the climate at an unprecedented scale. The science indicates there is still time to limit temperature rises, but only if we act now, and with ambition.