Battery electric vehicles set to grow to 30% of global automotive production
Battery electric vehicles are set to grow to 30% of global automotive production over the next five years, up from…
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Regulated, but not resolved: why the ESG ratings regulation will not spare asset managers their homework
Op-ed by Geoffroy Marcassoli, sustainability assurance leader at PwC Luxembourg. For years, valid criticism was directed at ESG ratings providers…
Financial institutions making progress in adoption of sustainability disclosure standards
A new study by PwC, alongside the Institute of International Finance, has explored how effectively financial institutions are adopting sustainability…
Many firms deriving added-value from sustainability reporting, despite CSRD recalibration
A new study by PwC has found that while some have paused reporting plans in response to the recalibration of…
37% of Irish consumers willing to pay more for food that supports the environment
Some 37% of Irish consumers would be willing to pay more for food that supports environmental causes, such as improving…
63% of investors urge Irish firms to step up emissions reduction
Close to two thirds (63%) of global investors are calling on Irish businesses to step up their investment to reduce…
Sustainability increasingly on the agenda for consumers in Qatar, PwC notes
Sustainability is an increasingly important purchase consideration for consumers in Qatar, a new study by PwC has found, with 57%…
More Asia-Pacific firms have net-zero commitments in place, but verification lacking
An increasing number of Asia-Pacific firms have net-zero commitments in place, however gaps remain in terms of target verification and…
Leading global firms cutting business travel emissions, study finds
Close to half of the world’s biggest companies have cut their emissions associated with business travel by more than 50% since 2019, a new study by Transport & Environment has found.