Demystifying Climate Transition Scenarios is a report that helps companies, financial institutions and policy makers understand some of the assumptions and methodologies that feed into climate transition scenarios and models.
Episode Title: Episode 2: The Role of Supply Chains in Net-Zero Episode Guests: Tom Derry, CEO of the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Synopsis In this month’s episode, Bill interviews Tom Derry, CEO of the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), the first and largest nonprofit professional supply management organization worldwide. The two discuss the important roles procurement professionals […]
The next milestone of The Cultured Hub located in The Valley in Kemptthal near Zurich is complete.
In this month’s podcast, Bill interviews Jon Moore, CEO of Bloomberg New Energy Finance. Bill discusses energy security and what’s playing out in today’s global markets, with higher fuel prices and scarcity of demand intensifying the need for an energy transition. Yet, as Jon explains, the world is not even close to the level of […]
Throughout the months leading up to Stockholm +50, WBCSD collaborated with the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) and the Stockholm+50 Secretariat in driving transformations in six global value chains following a multi stakeholder approach.
Organizations can embed decarbonization expectations into existing procurement processes which is a high impact and cost-effective way to kick start supply chain decarbonization.
New tech specifications will enable data exchange across different technology solutions Geneva, 16 June 2022: The Partnership for Carbon Transparency (PACT), hosted by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), has released the first set of technical specifications for the standardized exchange of carbon emissions data. The specifications will, for the first time, allow different […]
The UN Global Crisis Response Group (GCRG) published the “Global Impact of war in Ukraine on food, energy and finance systems – Brief No. 2” in June 2022.
When the COVID-19 pandemic struck in 2020 and the world “stopped” for a moment, the transport sector experienced some of the most dramatic effects. Global road transport activity was cut in half, and public transit ridership dropped by 50 to 90% in some major metropolitan areas.
The pace of technology innovation is growing ever faster, and we are starting to see wider adoption and applications for emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing.