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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.
For our partners and supporters we help engage the private sector, bringing innovations, technologies and finance to the debate.
For our clients we help generate profitable business opportunities and partnerships, provide top-level access to emerging markets and reinforce their commitment to, and their position as leaders within, the global sustainability industry. Source
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| Scope | International |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesAdvancing the Action Agenda: From COP30 to COP31
Global Partners Qualified Delegates Influential Speakers Exclusive platform connecting key climate leaders The Climate Implementation Forum is a strategic platform at Climate Week NYC focusing on the Global Climate Action Agenda, the central catalyst turning climate ambition into real-world delivery.
Interview with Haley Lowry, Dow | Climate Innovation Forum 2026
mEFhuc6W1n5SlKLH Published: August 06th, 2026 Author: Rachel Cooper Climate Action caught up with Haley Lowry, Global Head of Sustainability for DOW, at the Climate Innovation Forum 2026
CIF 2026 interview with Shaun Carazzo, Global EY Financial Services Sustainability Leader
What were the defining moments of London Climate Action Week for you, and what do they reveal about the direction of the sustainability agenda? What stood out most was the strong sense of momentum and collaboration across the climate and sustainability ecosystem. Leaders from business, finance, government and civil society came together with a clear focus on how to translate ambition into action.
The Missing Commercial Link in Scope 3: Turning Carbon Data into Better Business Decisions
Q1. Many companies have spent years building carbon inventories and setting climate targets. What needs to happen next? For many companies, the first phase of the climate journey was understanding emissions. The next phase is making better business decisions with that information. The companies making the most progress are using carbon data to inform business decisions, not just sustainability reporting. They're asking different questions: How should this influence procurement? Where should we invest?
How is the energy system evolving, and where does storage fit within that transformation?
How is the energy system evolving, and where does storage fit within that transformation? The transition to a low-carbon economy is reshaping the energy system from one built around controllable fossil-fuel generation to one increasingly powered by variable renewable electricity. Renewables reached a record 33.8% of global power generation in 2025, overtaking coal for the first time, and are projected to rise to 43% by 2030.
Interview with Shaun Carazzo, EY | Climate Innovation Forum 2026
mEFhuc6W1n5SlKLH Published: July 28th, 2026 Author: Rachel Cooper Climate Action caught up with Shaun Carazzo, UK & Financial Services Sustainability Leader of EY, at the Climate Innovation Forum 2026
Climate Innovation Forum interview with Nadia Kaddouri, South Pole CEO
[Climate action as a financial imperative] Climate action is now a business and financial issue, not just a sustainability goal. How are you seeing companies embed decarbonisation into core business decisions and investment strategies? When I look at what leading companies are doing today, they are moving past distant 2050 pledges to focus on immediate, budget-aligned action.
Interview with Mekala Krishnah, McKinsey and Company | Climate Innovation Forum 2026
mEFhuc6W1n5SlKLH Published: July 28th, 2026 Author: Rachel Cooper Climate Action caught up with Mekala Krishnah, Partner of McKinsey and Company, at the Climate Innovation Forum 2026
Beth Burks and Crista Clapp on mobilizing capital for climate action and sustainable development
What tangible signals are you seeing that capital is actually being mobilised at scale to deliver on global sustainability goals? Christa Clapp The sustainable debt capital market, such as green bonds, has reached a mature state with over $1 trillion in annual issuance that covers about 10% of total bond issuance each year. We see good traction in renewable energy, green buildings, and clean transportation and much less for adaptation.
Interview with Grazielle Parenti, Vale | Climate Innovation Forum 2026
mEFhuc6W1n5SlKLH Published: July 28th, 2026 Author: Rachel Cooper Climate Action caught up with Grazielle Parenti, EVP of Sustainability at Vale, at the Climate Innovation Forum 2026