Here are the key takeaways from the event:
– While our goals are ambitious, Mike Zehetmayr highlighted that we are currently facing setbacks in our progress towards net-zero.
– There is a critical need to educate and empower both consumers and SMEs in supporting the transition to net-zero. Technology and data will play essential roles, but people, culture, and accountability are fundamental to driving this transition.
– The regulatory landscape poses significant challenges, with compliance demands placing strain on sustainability teams. Shifting the focus from mere compliance to enabling actionable outcomes is essential.
– There is still much work to be done regarding data quality, standardisation, governance, and the development of comprehensive data ecosystems to drive sustainability efforts.
– Meaningful progress towards net-zero relies on collaboration. The expertise shared by our panellists reinforced that while the path forward is complex, it can be navigated through innovation, partnership, and data-driven action.
– Discussions revolved around innovative approaches, such as developing models to help customers understand their emissions, using AI for climate risk management, and creating financing models to promote renewable energy adoption.
– It is vital for financial services organisations to break down barriers and collaborate on climate-related issues rather than operate in silos.
Thank you to all speakers, sponsors, and participants who contributed to the success of the day, including Zühlke Group, Barclays, Net Zero Nation, CienDos, AstroAgency, Greenbackers Investment Capital, Earthchain, Fidata Limited, ExpectAI, Two Hands, and Granyt. Looking ahead, we are excited to continue these conversations and work collaboratively
through initiatives like the Climate Collaboration Forum to transform insights into actionable outcomes.
































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