Insights from the first 100 CSRD reports
Discover insights from the first 100 CSRD reports on EU sustainability, including challenges, best practices, and key findings on GHG emissions.
The environment is changing, but is your business?
Businesses are facing pressure to rethink their operations in the context of sustainability - reducing carbon emissions in line with net zero targets, providing better sustainability reporting and transparency, and adapting to unavoidable climatic risks.
However, with these challenges comes the opportunity to transform for the better. Businesses have the potential to unlock new opportunities for value creation, uncover efficiencies and build resilience for the future.
From how you operate and innovate to re-energising for the future, our passionate community of solvers will help you target for maximum results by focusing on the climate actions that make the biggest difference. Through people and technology working together, we'll deliver sustained, sustainable outcomes that create real value.
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PwC Climate & Sustainability
Where to focus your climate actions
From decarbonising and managing your energy demand, to uncovering data and implementing new technology, unlock value and deliver business impact by taking action on climate.
Reaching net zero targets requires reinvention across an ecosystem including government, businesses, consumers and communities.
The urgency of the climate threat means all companies should be considering how to transition to a sustainable business model - not only to reduce carbon emissions but because it makes business sense. Whether it’s creating immediate cost efficiencies through reducing energy demand or investing in climate technologies for longer term benefit, the opportunities to unlock potential value are numerous.
Navigating regulatory complexity and harnessing value from environmental information is becoming increasingly crucial for businesses. The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is just one example of a new regulation, requiring some 50,000 businesses to report more about their sustainability performance than ever before. Transforming reporting functions to align with strategic ambition, whilst demonstrating clear accountability for progress on your transformation toward a more sustainable business, creates value.
As all parts of the world face increasing climatic events and natural disasters, businesses need to plan ahead for the unavoidable physical impacts of climate change. According to the PwC 2024 CEO Survey, only 38% of CEOs are incorporating climate risk into financial planning. As well as building climate resilience for the future, planning for physical climate risk can be a catalyst for companies’ innovation and growth.
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