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Holistic asset management for utility network companies

IBM Services

Addressing challenges of the energy transition with grid asset management The energy transition is gearing up to full speed as renewable energy sources replace fossil-based systems of energy production. The grid itself must green to operate within the environmental, social and governance (ESG) objectives and become carbon neutral by 2050.

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Local energy: a source of opportunity and resilience in the US energy transition

Capgemini

Driving efficiency up and emissions down The USA is a vast country and increasing electrification in end-use sectors means the US electric power demand will only increase through 2050. Claire Gotham is a SME in Commodities Risk Management, Renewables Strategy, Energy Transition, and Public Speaking and Training.

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Driving change: Inclusion as a key ESG Agenda

Capgemini

FS is one of the key pillars of any economy – the intermediary that channels capital into low-carbon activities and finances key transition activities to achieve Paris 2050 goals. For investors, diversity can bring a fresh perspective to the investment process, leading to a wider range of opportunities, and better risk management.

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The Impact of Climate Change on International Business Strategies – Why Corporations Should Pay Attention | Blog

Everest Group

The move that could cost Indonesia upwards of $30 billion is driven by concerns of Jakarta’s submergence by 2050. The report provides a high-level view on short-term and long-term risk management measures to mitigate the effects of climate change on companies and employees.

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Why is a renewable energy sourcing strategy essential on your path towards net zero?

Capgemini

Based on current trends, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) estimated that by 2050 only 20 percent of total commercial and industrial electricity demand will be addressed by renewable energy sourcing. Problem: this leaves a 65-percentage-point gap to fill to reach Paris Agreement targets.

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The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive explained

IBM Services

Longer term, the intended outcomes of CSRD will contribute to Europe’s 2050 climate-neutrality target, and European Green Deal objectives, such as providing a “globally competitive and resilient industry, renovated energy efficient buildings and cleaner energy and cutting-edge clean technological innovation.”