As a result of a rapidly increasing global focus on broad ESG issues by governments, the private sector and the public over the past few years, a trend exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, we have witnessed a major shift towards a better understanding of climate change, sustainability and other ESG issues. Companies and organisations are looking to identify and respond to their ESG risks and opportunities. Active management of ESG issues can directly impact the bottom line as well as a company’s reputation and social licence to operate. Our range of services will help you better understand the ESG value creation journey and how PwC can assist you to fulfill your ESG needs.
Fuelling a resilient future through powerful alliances, greener investment and greater use of renewables.
The key concepts in carbon pricing regulations and discussion on the legal considerations for investors and businesses in entering Indonesia’s carbon market.
Our services will help you gain a better understanding of carbon credits and the expanding market from the perspectives of buyers, sellers, and investors.
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Exploring the potential of Indonesia's carbon market as a crucial tool for mitigating global temperature rise in line with the targets of the Paris Agreement.
Emissions Tracker helps you aggregate, analyse and report carbon data. This allows ease of monitoring and managing of emission reduction and net-zero initiatives.
The Asia Pacific region, a global manufacturing hub and the world's fastest-growing economic area, accounts for nearly half of global manufacturing output and carbon emissions.
With the growing focus on climate change and carbon emissions, companies are increasingly taking steps to reduce or offset their carbon emissions. This has led to a rise in demand for carbon trading, which allows entities to offset all or part of the emissions generated by their operations or value chain.
PwC analysis reveals 58% of the combined market capitalisation of Asia Pacific stock exchanges (US$17 trillion) includes companies with higher or moderate dependency on nature.
What should banks do with the issuance of IFRS S1 and S2?
Accelerating progress in Asia-Pacific’s energy transition presents an enormous opportunity to marshal the powerful combined forces of public and private capital.
Hydrogen-powered trains are likely to be crucial to transport decarbonisation. Can industry, policymakers and regulators work together to overcome the barriers to further innovation?
Strategic steps for Indonesian companies in aligning the GRI Standards with the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards for the next Sustainability Reporting period. This alignment is expected to support companies to measure and disclose the impact of ESG on financial and business positions (outside-in), as well as the company's impact on the environment and social (inside-out) in a comprehensive manner.
The IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards are based on the four-pillars of the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures: governance, strategy, risk management and metrics and targets.
Asia Pacific businesses should prepare now for new circular economy reporting standards.
Four actions Asian Pacific CEOs can take to link climate strategy with investor priorities for value creation.
Understanding sustainability reporting requirements globally and across Asia Pacific, and insights on the journey to date.
Indonesia’s efforts to leverage sustainable finance, aligned with domestic and international development goals.
How countries can sustainably utilise their natural resources to achieve their economic and social goals.
Why ESG is a top business priority for Indonesia and how technology can accelerate ESG achievement?