E.SUN's journey to net-zero using science-based targets
PwC helped E.SUN become the first bank in Taiwan and the third in the world to be validated by the UN-backed Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
Environmental factors are changing the way we live and work at a rapid pace, driving organisations to rethink their strategy and transform their business, all while reporting progress transparently. At PwC, we’ve made a clear commitment to sustainability ourselves, and we’re ready to help our clients to also reach their own goals, exceed stakeholder expectations and redefine their value proposition.
Bringing together our global community of sustainability and sector specialists, empowered by technology solutions and data insights, means we can help clients to pinpoint the most effective climate actions—to protect your bottom line while creating the most value. From a focused strategy, to legal, gap analysis assessments, impact management and finance advice, we cover all bases. But this isn’t about a one-size-fits-all answer. It’s about targeted, tailored solutions that are doable, reportable, and sustainable—delivering sustained outcomes and human powered, tech enabled insights for all stakeholders.
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Partner, Global Sustainability Leader, PwC United Kingdom
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Chief Operating Officer, Global Sustainability, PwC United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)7734 958 942