BCG at COP28

Will AI give humanity the edge it needs to achieve climate goals? The potential is there, but some obstacles remain. Google’s chief sustainability officer, Kate Brandt, joins BCG’s global chair, Rich Lesser, to discuss the biggest opportunities and explore the risks ahead.

How are innovation and technology being leveraged to build climate resilience in developing regions across Africa?  Axian CEO, Hassanein Hiridjee and BCG’s Patrick Dupoux explore.

Tech companies are shifting to a purpose-led vision—thinking not about shareholders alone but about all the stakeholders they serve.

Financial institutions have an invaluable role to play in driving climate progress in Africa. Coalitions have the potential to supercharge progress.

Ensuring a just transformation to sustainable energy and food systems is essential. Sir Alok Sharma, Rockefeller Foundation’s Elizabeth Yee, and BCG’s Veronica Chau and Naomi Desai discuss how climate financing can protect the most vulnerable communities across the world.

Financial institutions are key to tackling the climate crisis and staying on course to hit emissions goals. ING’s Mark Pieter de Boer and BCG’s Eriola Beetz discuss the challenges and opportunities for banks in sustainability.

CEO of ACWA Power, Marco Arcelli, and BCG’s Pattabi Seshadri explore the opportunities and challenges that come with renewable project development and discuss the role ACWA Power is playing in the future of the energy sector.

Learn how companies like Sasol can embark on innovative projects that drive change, including renewable energy and new financial strategies, to help the country reach it’s net-zero goals.

Parker Meeks, CEO of Hyzon, explains why hydrogen is essential to decarbonization and what it will take to scale the needed infrastructure.

Nature is at the heart of the COP28 agenda, and businesses are already working to become nature positive.

Our third CO2 AI + BCG Carbon Emissions Survey reveals that collaboration, product-level measurement, and digital technology are the keys to progress in emissions reduction.

In the face of a large and persistent shortfall in investment, companies and their stakeholders must take several key steps to drive the energy transition forward.

Global trade will increasingly shape and be shaped by the push to slash global emissions—with major economic implications, particularly for countries struggling to decarbonize.