by Andrea | J Jun 2022 | Business Playbook, ECAS, News
Within the Stockholm+50 Climate Hub, the Exponential Race to Zero events had over 31 million viewers on Twitter from more than 160 countries, with more than 1000 delegates in physical attendance. Hosted by We Don’t Have Time, Exponential Roadmap Initiative, United...
by Andrea | J May 2022 | Business Playbook, ECAS, News, Press Release (new), SME Climate Hub, Supply Chain Leaders
As decision makers and business leaders meet for Stockholm+50, the Exponential Roadmap Initiative will shine a light on the game-changers in energy efficiency, green energy, travel & transport, plant-based food, regenerative agriculture, protecting & restoring...
by Andrea | J Apr 2022 | Business Playbook, News, SME Climate Hub, Supply Chain Leaders
HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW: To reach the global climate goal of halving emissions by 2030, we can’t leave behind small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). But helping them will require collaboration and support from the large corporations that are often SME’s most...
by Andrea | J Apr 2022 | 4 Climate Pillar Strategies, Business Playbook, News
Knowit’s role is growing in importance from a sustainability perspective. Through the merger with Cybercom, first to apply a disclosure model based on the 1.5°C Business Playbook’s 4 Climate Pillars in 2021, the work...
by Andrea | J Mar 2022 | Business Playbook, News, Press Release
Exponential Roadmap Initiative welcomes Netflix, joining forces with innovative, transformative and disruptive companies taking exponential climate action aligned with the 1.5°C ambition, in line with latest science. “Our Netflix Sustainability program endeavors...
by Andrea | J Mar 2022 | Business Playbook, Exponential Roadmap, News, Partners Press releases
AFRY have developed the AFRY 1.5°C Roadmap to support and guide the company towards delivering on climate commitments, and to be transparent about their climate action. Their climate commitments are in support of limiting global warming to 1.5°C and cover how they run...
