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Established in 2007 and headquartered in London, UK, Climate Action establishes and builds partnerships between business, government and public bodies to accelerate international sustainable development and advance the ‘green economy’.
We do this by providing a global media and events platform across which stakeholders can share knowledge, technologies and expertise, and identify innovative solutions to the challenges faced by climate change and a growing population.
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesFrom Flood Risk to Societal Resilience: Why Nature, Communities and Finance Must Work Together
Why is flood risk now a strategic issue for financial institutions? Olly Breen Flood risk is both a financial and a societal resilience issue. As flooding becomes more frequent and more severe, we’re seeing direct impacts across mortgages, insurance affordability, SME performance and local economies. Currently, 6.3 million properties in England are at risk of flooding – a figure that’s expected to rise to 8 million (25% of all properties) by 2050.
Interview with Florent Andrillon, Capgemini | Climate Innovation Forum 2026
mEFhuc6W1n5SlKLH Published: July 17th, 2026 Author: Rachel Cooper Climate Action caught up with Florent Andrillon, Global Head Climate Tech of Capgemini, at the Climate Innovation Forum 2026. Find out more here: https://events.climateaction.org/climate-innovation-forum/
Why Sustainability Pays Off: Lessons from Climate & Company’s Work with Food Companies
From Climate & Company's work with food businesses, why is it important to keep investing in sustainability, even when the benefits aren't immediate? For food companies, sustainability management is the foundation of long-term profitability. Compliance, renewable energy infrastructure and more sustainable farming practices all require high upfront investment.
Siemens positions Industrial AI as an accelerator of decarbonization
Siemens has positioned itself as a company that drives sustainable transformation through technology. How is the role of sustainability evolving within Siemens’ global business strategy, and what are its main priorities today? Sustainability is increasingly becoming a strategic business and transformation agenda rather than a standalone topic. At Siemens, we see it as a driver of competitiveness, resilience, and growth.
Yann Wyss on Strengthening Resilience in a Fragmented World
How has a more fragmented world changed the sustainability conversation? We are living through a reality check. Across business, government and civil society, stakeholders are navigating a world shaped by geopolitical tensions, trade disruptions, economic uncertainty and climate impacts. As fragmentation increases, trust becomes harder to build and easier to lose. The result is a fundamental shift in expectations.
Geert Verbeeck on Decarbonising Steel Through Circularity and Innovation
The steel industry is one of the hardest sectors to decarbonise. How is Aperam turning this challenge into an opportunity? As a leading player in global stainless, alloys, and specialty steels, as well as recycling and renewables, Aperam views decarbonisation as a catalyst for innovation, competitiveness, and transformation. Over the past decade, we have built a fully integrated, circular industrial model centred on recycled materials, renewable energy and resource efficiency.
Message Amplification Interview – Rimba Collective, Nature Stage, LCAW 2026
Michal brings over 25 years of experience across conservation, biodiversity and corporate sustainability, working in Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin America, from field implementation to engagement at the corporate level. He leads Lestari Capital’s strategy for the sustainable commodities sector, driving the development and implementation of conservation finance mechanisms that connect corporate investment with landscape-level outcomes.
Claire Gauthier on AI and Capital Projects in Energy & Utilities
How is AI changing the way capital projects are planned and delivered in the energy and utilities sector? The energy industry is facing an unprecedented infrastructure challenge. Global energy investment exceeded $3.3 trillion in 2025, while data-center electricity demand alone is expected to exceed 940 TWh by 2030. Against that backdrop, AI is transforming project delivery by helping organizations move from reactive project management to predictive decision-making.
Former UN Climate Chief and UK Net Zero Minister call for new global ‘net benefit AI’ commitment
Former UNFCCC Executive Secretary, Ambassador Patricia Espinosa and UK Energy Minister responsible for signing the UK's net zero commitment into law, becoming the first G7 country to do so, have teamed up to launch a new report calling for a net benefit AI commitment to highlight how AI can reduce emissions more than it is currently producing.
Interview with Hakan Yilmaz, Carrier | Climate Innovation Forum 2026
mEFhuc6W1n5SlKLH Published: July 09th, 2026 Author: Rachel Cooper Climate Action caught up with Hakan Yilmaz, President and Carrier Energy & Chief Sustainability Officer of Carrier Global Corporation, at the Climate Innovation Forum 2026. Find out more here: https://events.climateaction.org/climate-innovation-forum/