The frequency and intensity of extreme weather events are set to rise in the coming decades. And as temperatures and weather patterns shift, they'll spark social and economic changes worldwide. These environmental shifts will lead to shifts in economic activities and changes in populations as communities adapt—creating financial risks in markets and economies.
As we navigate these changes, we understand that our business faces financial risks – via disruptions to our own offices, in the communities where our team members reside, and in the broader business landscape.
“We are committed to driving systemic change and fostering collaboration to build a more resilient and sustainable future for society at large.”
We are committed to minimising the direct and indirect environmental impacts of our operations and supply chain. That’s why we’ve made a global science-based commitment to reach net zero by FY50 with interim 2030 goals. We aim to achieve our near-term targets by reducing our scope 1 and 2 absolute emissions and business travel emissions by 50%, moving to renewable electricity and working with our clients and stakeholders.
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We’re actively working to pinpoint and tackle the strategic risks and opportunities that climate presents to us. Discover how we perceive climate’s influence on our business and the proactive measures we’re taking to adapt and transform.Learn more
Each year, once our PwC firms have reduced their emissions in line with our near-term targets, they offset any scope 1, 2 and scope 3 business travel emissions they’ve not yet reduced. They do this by purchasing high-quality carbon credits. Learn more
Colm Kelly
Global Leader, Corporate Sustainability, PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited
Bethan Grillo
Managing Director, Global Corporate Sustainability, PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited
Lindsay Foulds
Director, Global Corporate Sustainability, PricewaterhouseCoopers International Limited