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How Is the Energy Transition Transforming What We Do?

3BL Media

Nearly half the global economy is aiming to be net-zero by 2050. The acceleration of renewable generation, electrification, decentralization, and digitalization is completely changing the energy landscape, creating both tremendous opportunities, as well as challenges. Today’s market is much more complex.

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Lenovo Digitizes ESG Data Management Across the Value Chain

3BL Media

Lenovo is committed to achieving Net-Zero emissions by 2050 and our sustainability efforts start with our own manufacturing and supply chain. Manager, GSC Global Manufacturing at Lenovo, explains: “To help measure our progress toward Net-Zero, our goal is to reduce Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas [GHG] emissions by 50% by 2030.

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Global collaboration is key to recovery and achieving the SDGs 

Sustainable Development Network

He also touched on the importance of achieving SDG9 to create a more sustainable industrial future and the need for reliable statistics and data, including UNIDO’s Industrial Analytics Platform and SDSN’s new data platform, SDGs Today. Watch a recording of the event below.

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Too Hot for Growth? Markets Still Misprice the Climate Risks

Chris Hall

Research shows that even if we achieve net zero by 2050, current growth forecasts could be 4% too high. How we source and use energy must clearly change, but we must also invest significant capital in all areas of the global economy, from clean transport to sustainable buildings, agriculture, materials and digital technology.