“A net zero world is within reach. Getting there will take innovation, hard work, collaboration and bold thinking but the benefits will be immense. The business community has a responsibility to act and we are determined to play our part, not just in our own operations and supply chain, but also in the way we advise and support our clients to create a sustainable world for future generations.”
We are seeing the impacts of climate change all around us. The devastation caused in many places by the most severe flooding, the most sustained heatwaves and longest droughts experienced in recent history - these are now the stories in our daily news.
That devastation is severely disrupting lives, livelihoods and economies. Governments, businesses and societies need to better understand the risks that we are facing, and need to adapt to the change we know is already unavoidable. But those risks also underline the urgent need for us to work together to accelerate the decarbonisation of our economies in order to reach net zero by 2050 and avoid the worst impacts of climate change.
At PwC, we are working to decarbonise our business and adapt to the impacts of climate change. This means setting clear targets, creating practical plans that achieve real results, and collaborating with other organisations in the broader ecosystem to support the net zero transition.
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PwC has made a worldwide science-based commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by FY30. We are decarbonising our operations in line with independently validated science-based targets. From FY30, we’ll neutralise our remaining climate impact through carbon removal projects. We are also supporting our suppliers and clients to reduce their emissions.
We’re addressing the strategic risks and opportunities for our business from climate change. We’ll report our progress in line with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations.
We will continue to counterbalance our emissions through high-quality carbon credits, transitioning our carbon offset portfolio to carbon removals by FY30.
The loss of nature and biodiversity pose a direct threat to human well-being and economic activities. We rely on nature for services such as clean water and air, fertile soils for food, pest and disease regulation, and carbon sequestration. We’re working to better understand our own impacts, and we’re helping to develop frameworks that will underpin a nature-positive world.
FY19 2,311 ktCO2e
FY19 4 tCO2e per employee
FY19 49%
