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Greenhouse gas emissions continue to grow, although according to the latest IPCC report the pace of growth has slowed during the period 2010 – 2019 compared to the period 2000-2010.
This deceleration helps but we know we need to do more to both reduce emissions as the demand for energy continues to grow but remove emissions to keep temperatures to those aligned with the Paris agreement.
Decoupling emissions from continued economic development is the problem that we all need to solve and will be driven through a combination of technological changes, policy and consumer choices all of which will have profound effects on business models of all industries globally.
We will use this session to dive into all risks that are associated with a changing climate with focus on transition and the interconnected nature of the those risks.
By the end of the session, you will be able to:
Define what physical, transition and liability risk are when discussing climate change
Explain the interconnectivity of physical, transition and liability risk
Consider what disorderly and orderly transition might mean for your business
Identify the relationship between economic growth and emissions and how this needs to be decoupled to meet emission reduction targets
Speakers
Andrew MacFarlane, Head of Climate, AXA XL
Ioana Dima-West, Senior Manager, Science & Natural Perils, AXA XL
Nicola Harris, Head of Energy, UK & Lloyds, AXA XL