The CEO’s sustainability checklist
Reinventing your business for a sustainable future starts with four mission-critical actions.

Do you know how managing energy demand can affect your company’s overall growth, environmental impact, and day-to-day operations?
Businesses face an energy trilemma involving costs, carbon emissions, and supply uncertainty. But taking charge of your energy demand can improve productivity and profit margins, reduce exposure to volatility and political events, and enhance the reputation of your business in the eyes of investors, regulators and other stakeholders.
Using our unique and interactive digital experience, powered by Microsoft, you can discover how demand-side management can create financial savings, reduce carbon emissions, and regulate energy supply. See how the choices you make directly impact your shareholders, customers, and employees.
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Unlock demand-side opportunities, whatever industry you are in. We help clients take a proactive approach to their energy transition strategy. By using the extent of the PwC network, we are able to pull on the right industry, capital funding, tax, and accounting expertise needed to help solve for the unique needs of each client. Managing your energy demand isn’t a tick in the box or a compliance exercise, it's a way to create value for your business.
Reinventing your business for a sustainable future starts with four mission-critical actions.
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Companies in the F&B industry can cut costs and create value by optimising demand, becoming energy independent, maximising markets and electrifying fleets.
Leading companies create value by taking charge of their energy demand. Lessons from these early movers reveal the actions that are critical to their success.
The April issue of s+b explores how companies can reduce their energy consumption by 31% by decade’s end and save a cool US$2 trillion a year—without sacrificing growth.
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*Global estimates of what is achievable using today’s technologies.