Quantifying the investment of high-impact climate transition initiatives
Quantifying the business value of sustainability initiatives, and by extension tackling the structural challenges of how to pay for them, is one of the largest hurdles organizations face on their climate and nature transition. For most companies, the natural starting point is determining how much those initiatives will cost in the first place.
Modeling the cost of climate transition initiatives, particularly those in the value chain, comes with its own set of challenges. Even among leading companies, costing exercises and investments have typically been limited to high-feasibility, operational initiatives, leaving a sizable gap in progress on this critical first step to financing climate commitments.
Our guide on Costing the corporate climate transition gives companies a starting point on their costing and transition finance journey, using anonymized corporate data and market insights to shed light on the magnitude of cost of various climate initiatives. You'll learn:
How various Scope 1-3 climate initiatives compare on greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction potential, investment magnitude, and feasibility of implementation
Strategies for modeling initiative-level abatement costs using internal data and macroeconomic trends
Real-life abatement costing case studies using anonymized corporate data
Tips for success on the climate transition costing journey
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Earth Finance is pleased to offer Costing the corporate climate transition as a complimentary resource. Access your copy below to learn how you can quantify the abatement cost and potential of material climate initiatives based on the unique geographical, technological, and market forces influencing your company.
