Co-published with UNITAR, PECC and SHCW. We released our premier English edition at COP29 in Baku, followed by the Chinese version at the 2025 Shanghai Climate Week.
While technology can enable a zero-carbon economy, it may lead to a green cost premium in many sectors. This means that we will not achieve decarbonization just by a free market. We will need regulation, quantitative targets, carbon pricing, or public policy instruments that level the competition between traditional and cleaner technologies.
Baowu aspires to become both forerunner and leader in achieving carbon neutrality in the steel industry. By advancing green manufacturing, strengthening technological innovation and creating a green industrial ecosystem, we aim to build a new type of low-carbon metallurgical industry chain to facilitate the green and low-carbon transformation of the steel sector.
In the green supply chain transformation, RGE leverages its scale and influence in implementing latest technologies to go from environment friendly to neighborhood friendly.
Climate change continues to be one of the most pervasive threats we face. It is one of the biggest risks for the insurance industry and a top priority for us and our customers. We are committed to developing insurance solutions that meet the dynamic needs of businesses in this evolving risk landscape and in the future
Saudi Arabia is serious about international collaboration on achieving sustainable development goal. If the developing countries don't get help like subsidies, it's hard to do it by themselves. It's a must that powerful countries provide supports.
In the face of global economic challenges and emerging climate imperatives, the synergy between developed and developing countries becomes pivotal. The evolution from carbon emission reduction marks a strategic shift required to mitigate climate change effectively. Such an approach highlights the importance of collaborative international frameworks to harmonize climate objectives with economic sustainability across global supply chains.
Government providing systems and processes to provide quality assurance to the purchasers and developers of products, that creates a market that gets investment to flow. To compete in a low carbon economy, we will have to invest in supporting industry and businesses. So I think that's changing the decisions of the domestic government here as well. If we wanna sell into low-carbon markets, we need to make sure that we're competitive.
Africa is facing the challenges of switching to a just transition. South Africa has lots of fossil fuel resources of the best quality. While switching to green technology, we must consider what to do with coal and the power stations that are powered by these fossils at this particular point of time. We need planning, finance, and expertise.
The climate file is witnessing rapid developments on the global stage. This imposes on us the responsibility of uniting and enhancing efforts to keep youth at the heart of change.
Sustainability is deeply integrated into the corporate culture and is a key factor for future growth. We offer continuous improvement and innovation through sustainable development, enhancing quality and efficiency to maintain a leading position in corporate advancement.
Investor pressure and regulatory changes are driving companies to prioritize sustainability, which mitigates reputational and operational risks. By integrating ESG values and pursuing decarbonization, companies not only align with global green trends but also build resilience against climate and supply chain risks.
We infuse our brand with sustainability concepts and designs through electrification, smart technology, and recyclable materials, setting us apart from other luxury car brands, creating a differentiated competitive position, and attracting customers who share our values and vision.
Public awareness translates policies and technologies into concrete actions. When individuals understand the stakes and available solutions, they are more likely to support necessary changes, thereby fostering a conducive environment for climate action.
Prevention is smarter than cure. We need to take preventive steps now for the climate instead of waiting for the problem to happen. At that time, running for the cure may be thousands of times more expensive than preventing the disaster.
The global multilateral cooperation system coordinates, promotes, supervises, and implements efforts to combat climate change. By fostering collaboration and joint action among nations on climate governance, the multilateral system ensures the establishment and execution of global climate objectives while also facilitating the global flow of funds and technology.
The current state of the investment landscape for climate change technologies is promising as it has been embraced wholeheartedly by a range of participants. In achieving the energy transition and the climate action, the role of government is to be catalytic or spark that's helpful in bringing in external funding.
International businesses are working with their supply chains to reduce their reliance on fossil fuel powered electricity, or inefficient uses of energy, to bring costs down and help decarbonise the overall supply chain.
Regarding AI and logistics, efficiency-driven solutions are highly optimized, resulting in more fluid processes. Technology now helps us monitor and gain a better understanding of ship quality, ship efficiency, and ship capabilities with real-time information globally. Smart technology, as a whole in the oil and maritime industry, is very effective. We’re seeing more ports and logistic centers almost operated by AI-controlled processes, enhancing efficiencies and optimizing operations.
Beyond funding, the most important support for the green transformation supply chain will be local and international regulations that favor green transition.
The young generation often has a broader global perspective and can see climate issues in a more integrated way across traditional cultural and industrial boundaries. Youth can be seen as 'catalysts' in climate issues, accelerating the formation of diverse needs and solutions and playing an important role in understanding and addressing climate issues. Ensuring young people participate in climate action requires a joint effort through education, practice, and policy advocacy.
Recent regulations in the US offers significant incentives to enhance vocational education to support the transition to a renewable energy economy. This creates a virtuous cycle where communities and states compete to attract investments in renewable energy, such as battery and electric vehicle manufacturing plants. As states vie for these investments, they invest in vocational training to ensure the local workforce has the necessary skills.
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