
Corporate “power changers”
Companies can reduce their energy consumption by 31% by decade’s end and save a cool US$2 trillion a year—without sacrificing growth.
Consumers are becoming more insistent that the companies they do business with act responsibly toward both the community and the environment. With an eye on this increased demand for sustainability, what are organisations doing to deliver value? PwC's research and insights take a comprehensive look at the environmental, social and governance issues impacting companies, and how sound sustainability initiatives can strengthen customer relationships while driving growth.
Companies can reduce their energy consumption by 31% by decade’s end and save a cool US$2 trillion a year—without sacrificing growth.
A look at how many private equity firms and portfolio companies are getting ready for new sustainability performance reporting.
SAP’s Chief Revenue Officer reveals what it takes to strengthen supply chain networks amid continuous disruption. Listen now.
Microsoft’s Chief Security Advisor in EMEA, Sarah Armstrong-Smith, joins the podcast to discuss how generative AI serves as both challenge and safeguard for cyber defense. Listen now.
As global urbanization accelerates, cities can position themselves to grow more inclusive and resilient by harnessing technology and data. Listen now.
How can CEOs position their businesses for success in an age of continuous reinvention? Listen now.
Discover how addressing energy demand can drive economic growth, increase global energy access, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The rapid advancement of generative AI is heralding a new era for workers—and charging leaders with a responsibility to navigate unprecedented opportunities. Listen now.
Discover the current impact of climate technology—and its emerging trends—in this special episode, recorded live at the COP28 climate change conference. Listen now.
Climate action is lagging, despite increased awareness of its urgency. How can progress be accelerated? Listen now.
Reconfiguring the industrial system to avoid the worst consequences of climate change will take audacity and practicality.
Energy system advances can help companies create value and become more sustainable and resilient—by taking charge of their energy demand.
Join PwC at COP28 in Dubai as we work to drive collaboration and practical solutions for the climate and nature crises.
Businesses play a vital role in helping society act on sustainability and climate change. Explore how PwC has pursued action on sustainability this year.
New PwC research reveals the hidden costs that are embedded in companies’ supply chains as a result of carbon pricing mechanisms.
PwC’s fourth annual State of Climate Tech report fourth report on the topic finds climate tech investors expanding their search for growth potential and climate impact.
The PwC Net Zero Economy Index 2023 reveals that the world needs to achieve a daunting year-on-year decarbonisation rate of 17.2% from now until 2050, if we are to limit global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
Companies often struggle to produce data on sustainability performance. Now executives are using software to enable both reporting and value creation.
This five-minute quiz provides insight into where your organization stands on the three dimensions driving superior performance—and how it can improve.
We know that the nature and climate crises are fundamentally interconnected and need to be solved together. There is no net zero without nature. The question is what can drive change in the future that we have not seen in the past?
When preparing for physical climate risks, organisations must form a clear picture of their vulnerabilities and make a plan to manage them.
Leading PE firms know that managing ESG factors helps create value. PwC’s newest survey looks at the industry’s evolving approach—and highlights prospects for further gains.
PwC’s sustainability assurance services are built on trust. Our flexible approach helps you to report on the esg issues that matter most to your stakeholders.
Executives can use the logic of the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive to better understand how sustainability factors affect value creation—and lead towards stronger financial results. Four shifts will enable this new management approach.
There is a growing need to assess and disclose how reporting their positive and negative impact on the environment impacts a company's valuation.
To tackle inequality, our business practices and models must change.
The S in ESG - Environmental, Social and Governance - is every bit as important as the E and it is of course inextricably linked to it.
Southeast Asia’s net zero target requires an economy-wide overhaul and decarbonisation of all sectors. Learn how the public sector can reduce national emissions.
Businesses rely heavily on nature to supply goods and services. Recognizing those dependencies is the first step toward managing nature risks and opportunities.
Businesses rely heavily on nature to supply goods and services. Recognizing those dependencies is the first step toward managing nature risks and opportunities.
The role of the CFO is changing rapidly in the face of climate change, nature loss, and social inequality.
CEOs are less concerned about climate change than investors would like. Learn how executives can bridge the expectation gap on climate action.
Growing emphasis on nonfinancial factors in M&A requires expanded due diligence to limit risk and maximize value.
As the popularity of net-zero commitments rise, further clarity on how carbon markets fit into a global net zero strategy is needed, learn more here.
Cities are playing a vital role in developing, implementing and overseeing energy-transition policies.
A key consideration of a company’s ESG data reporting strategy is its approach to measuring and managing Scope 3 emissions over time.
Learn how a company takes a bold lead on ESG reporting to unlock new business value and build sustainability awareness in the pharmaceutical industry.
How can climate modeling help prepare for the future? For Mosaic, it showed the potential impacts climate change could have on global operations.
Nature-related technology is one corner of the overall climate tech market where investment has been trending upward.
Investors say sustainability is a priority for companies, but financial discipline and transparency in ESG and sustainability reporting are needed.
An increased focus on ESG issues presents CEOs with a new challenge: can their company perform well for investors and pursue an ESG strategy at the same time?
Fuelling a resilient future through powerful alliances, greener investment and greater use of renewables.
The European Union has formally adopted the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive. Find out why legal teams need to start preparing now.
With COP27 coming to an end, PwC's Kiran Sura reflects on what was, and wasn't achieved, during the world's leading climate change conference.
As many as 50,000 companies situated in the European Union will need to consider transforming their reporting mechanisms to conform with the new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) requirements. The new reporting requirements will present real challenges to companies when organising, collating,...
Global supply chains are being hit by multiple crises. Learn how you can future-proof and fortify your supply chain.
We studied a sample of 28 cities worldwide & found that most of them are struggling in different ways to solve mobility challenges in five areas. Read more!
Asset and wealth management revolution 2022: Exponential expectations for ESG
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