The China Greentech Initiative is an open source, commercial collaboration of 80 of the world’s leading technology companies, entrepreneurs, investors, NGOs and policy advisors. PricewaterhouseCoopers is a founding partner of this initiative.

Business needs to play a greater role in developing solutions to climate change, while Government needs to put the right regulations in place to encourage low carbon investments. This paper offers a summary of the event and its final proposals.

This new report demonstrates how emissions reporting can affect the value and impact of carbon emissions on a business.

This paper outlines how the development of a Smart Transmission Grid across Europe and the development of CSP plants across North Africa could address immediate energy security concerns, and enable economic development across the region.

Security of supply, energy diversification, and climate change regulation all drive growth in this sector. This report examines the rationale behind the overall trends and key individual deals.

This paper was sent to participants of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2009 session on climate change, including background on the context for climate change discussions and the impact the wider economic context may have on the climate negotiations.

This papers explains how a hybrid carbon tax and trading scheme could stimulate private sector investment to tackle climate change.

This paper looks at how companies can track their carbon footprint and evaluate the risks and opportunities of carbon for their business.

This report, written PwC carbon market specialists, provides an important barometer of market opinion in what is expected to be a pivotal year in the policy response to climate change.

This guide gathers insights from top executives and highlights how some innovative companies are facing up to climate change.

This paper shows how a "greener growth + carbon capture and storage (CCS)" strategy is feasible without excessive economic costs—provided action is taken early enough.

This study shows how a "Sustainable Investment Holding" model can facilitate the collaboration between institutional investors and environmental organisations.

South America looks as if it might become the dominant producer of pulp globally. This paper explains why.