BCG is proud to send a delegation to COP28, the UN Climate Change Conference, where we will work alongside public, private, and social sector leaders on priority issues to accelerate climate action and advance adaptation and resilience.
COP28 comes at a pivotal moment for the planet. BCG’s climate experts will join leaders from around the world to strengthen current collaborations and work toward innovative solutions to the pressing challenge of climate change.
BCG has collaborated extensively with the UN Climate Change High-Level Champions since 2020, supporting a number of high-priority initiatives and campaigns. We have also served as the exclusive consulting partner for COP26 and COP27.
At this year’s UN Climate Change Conference, our experts will draw on their experience in scaling renewables, accelerating green hydrogen, decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors, supporting regenerative food systems, protecting biodiversity, unlocking climate finance, and beyond. BCG's expertise and partnerships include:
Extensive experience in helping companies, governments, and multilateral organizations transform to achieve adaptation and resilience at a national and global scale.
Expertise in designing and implementing mitigation strategies across sectors to produce industry-wide progress on sustainability goals.
Ability to catalyze climate innovation by mobilizing funding across an ecosystem of investments and ventures.
Our partnership with public- and private-sector leaders as well as environmental advocacy groups, such as the World Economic Forum, WWF, and Science Based Targets initiative.
Achieving net zero will require driving an energy transition with unprecedented speed. That transition promises to have far-reaching implications.
Demand for green materials is expected to surpass supply. Companies that take the lead in developing and marketing green offerings will likely benefit.
The window for developing the new technologies needed to slow global warming will soon close. Stakeholder ecosystems can help bring these essential tools to market quickly.
Companies that meet ESG challenges in emerging markets find that being a sustainability leader unlocks growth opportunities.
Expectations were tempered by a challenging global environment, but there was still progress made in Sharm El-Sheikh—most notably on the issue of supporting those who will suffer the most from climate change.
