There are reasons for optimism and for caution when it comes to climate change and the energy transition. On the one hand, the transition to a sustainable net-zero future presents significant market opportunities. On the other, the physical impacts of climate change pose complex and growing financial risks.
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As we enter 2025, there are reasons for optimism and for caution when it comes to climate change and the energy transition.
Read MoreWithout adaptation, utilities are projected to bear the brunt of the projected costs for companies in the S&P Global 1200 index, according to a new analysis using the S&P Global Sustainable1 Climate Physical Risk dataset.
Read MoreThis edition of S&P Global's sustainability research journal explores how data is helping companies manage sustainability and energy transition strategies.
Read MoreThe transition to a low-carbon economy will require significant investment in energy infrastructure — for everything from building wind, solar and nuclear facilities to electricity grids to charging stations for electric vehicles.
Read MoreBuilding out the infrastructure needed for the low-carbon energy transition will require a substantial increase in the production of critical minerals and metals such as copper, nickel, zinc and lithium.
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