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Canadian provinces must rein in their expanding gas systems or risk incurring staggering costs from strandedassets and failure to meet net-zero targets, the Canadian Climate Institute (CCI) warns in a new report. between 2005 and 2022.
Over a 3-year horizon, however, decarbonization was the most-often cited strategic priority, at 43%. For the study, EY’s CEO Outlook Pulse Survey, EY surveyed 1,200 CEOs from large companies across 21 countries and five industries, as well as 300 institutional investors in 21 countries.
You’d expect a company so directly affected by climate change to be jumping on the decarbonization bandwagon. It has publicly endorsed the Paris Agreement on climate change as well as the EU’s target of being net-zero by 2050. On the face of it, it is.
This step, which doubles down on the pension fund’s climate investing plans for the next seven years, underpins the comprehensive strategy that CalPERS laid out for achieving its goal of cutting emissions from its portfolio investments to netzero by 2050 while assuring long-term financial results for its pensioners.
Or that slashing regulation means being more competitive, even though a fossil fuel-led race to the bottom exposes our economies to insecurity, instability and strandedassets. There is a better story to tell one rooted in both present market realities and a vision of a liveable and prosperous future.
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