Making Sense of Net Zero is an exclusive global event series that will involve more than 2,000 business leaders, policymakers, sustainability officers, non-governmental organisations and investors in the lead up to one of the most crucial UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in a generation.
Increasing numbers of countries and companies are pledging to reach net zero emissions, but what does this mean? Is it a business risk or a business opportunity? A sign of economic or political strength? How can you make sure your company is ready to meet ambitious carbon reduction demands, while remaining a competitive, successful business? And what can policymakers do to support businesses in making this transition?
Drawing on the editorial expertise and global reach of the New Statesman, Energy Monitor, Capital Monitor, Tech Monitor and Investment Monitor, Making Sense of Net Zero will arm you with the strategies and solutions designed to help your business lead, innovate, collaborate and invest in the transition to a more sustainable society and drive change worldwide.
Four half-day events will take place throughout September and October, allowing you to carve out a manageable chunk of your day while connecting with peers in an interactive and intuitive virtual setting.
Find more information and register here.
