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Doing more with less energy is the fastest and cheapest way to cut emissions. Business leaders must do more to translate words into action.

Doing more with less energy is the fastest and cheapest way to cut emissions. Business leaders must do more to translate words into action.

The success of the biggest American companies and pension funds depends on international markets. Perhaps this can give the world the leverage it needs to keep the US on board for the energy transition.

The Swiss-based energy group is plotting a course toward a renewables-focused future, without abandoning its traditional customer base. Here we explore five key principles that have underpinned the company’s success.

Business leaders must master the art of building strategies that take account of partisan divides over net-zero goals while progressing the interests of their company and society.

Dealing with the conflicting demands of price, sustainability, and security of energy supplies is challenging, but it’s a useful way to assess your firm’s resilience and agility.

Zoë Falquet, Sustainability Director at International Petroleum Corporation, reflects on how an unplanned path and a conviction to lead from within helped shape her ESG leadership journey.
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