Reflections from COP26

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Reflections from COP26
With UN climate talks in the rearview, it's clear that net-zero commitments are rising, but the net-zero equation is not yet solved. So what do CEOs need to know for 2022 and beyond? Get up to speed with highlights from all of McKinsey’s sessions at COP26, and dive deeper with these insights to uncover:
  • the fundamental chords that would all need to be resolved in concert, if not in unison, for a net-zero transition to materialize
  • how portfolio-alignment tools can help facilitate needed changes to existing approaches to climate strategy
  • global examples of innovative ways to build resilience against climate hazards
  • the areas of technology with considerable promise, and potential obstacles, along the path to scale
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COP26 made net zero a core principle for business. Here's how leaders can act
COP26 made net zero a core principle for business. Here's how leaders can act
Momentum has shifted: net-zero commitments are the norm. But demand for solutions and systems to meet them outstrips the supply. To respond, businesses should focus on five fundamentals.
5 considerations   >
Solving the net-zero equation: Nine requirements for a more orderly transition
Solving the net-zero equation: Nine requirements for a more orderly transition
Net-zero commitments are rising, but the net-zero equation is not yet solved. This can only change if nine interdependent requirements are met with singular resolve, unity, and ingenuity.
An agenda for leaders   >
Aligning portfolios with climate goals: A new approach for financial institutions
Portfolio-alignment tools will help financial institutions chart more scientifically robust, realistic, and profitable climate strategies.
Measure progress   >
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Protecting people from a changing climate: The case for resilience
Our new study lays bare the potential impact of climate risks for people across the globe—and underscores the need to protect the most vulnerable and build resilience.
Accelerate innovation   >
Innovating to net zero: An executive's guide to climate technology
Advanced technologies are critical to stopping climate change—and the drive to develop and scale them is accelerating. Here are five themes that could attract $2 trillion of annual investment by 2025.
Scale up solutions   >
AUTHOR TALKS
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There is no vaccine for climate change
What's the most important thing we can do to address climate change? Talk about it.
The time to act is now   >
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Can OKRs solve our planet’s climate crisis?
Fueled by a powerful tool called Objectives and Key Results—OKRs—John Doerr's new book offers an actionable global plan to cut greenhouse-gas emissions, before it's too late.
Conquer humanity's greatest challenge   >
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Giulio Boccaletti on the relationship between society and water
Do you want to understand human civilization? Look to the most elemental substance on earth: water.
Dive in   >
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Paul Polman on business as a force for good
Climate change and inequality are threatening our very existence. For a better future, business must step up.
Take a bold step forward   >
THE COP26 DAILY
The COP26 Daily: November 12
Reflections from COP26: What CEOs need to know for 2022 and beyond
Insights from the final day of the UN Conference on Climate Change
The path ahead   >
The COP26 Daily: November 4
The energy transition unfolds
The transition to zero-carbon energy isn't going to be a single shift, but a set of interrelated, system-level shifts. What will it take to get things moving quickly toward net-zero emissions?
See the changes   >
The COP26 Daily: November 10
Driving the difference: Cars, trucks, and the road to net zero
Mobility contributes around 20 percent of global greenhouse-gas emissions. Decarbonizing transport can play a critical role in the green transition, and collaboration across hard-to-abate sectors will be key to meeting net-zero targets.
Road to decarbonization   >
What will it take to scale investment in adaptation and resilience?
What will it take to scale investment in adaptation and resilience?
Adaptation and resilience measures are critical, but substantially under-funded. Some experts say innovation and imagination will play big roles in the solution.
Race to resilience   >
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