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| | | ... second reason I would say that the understanding of how to respond to issues with climate change are much more complex. Business have a picture about how to respond to COVID-19 in some ways, whereas with climate change, there are more concerns around ... |
| | | | ... "We'll use commercial property as the example, because we have sustainable asset plans as part of the day to day business," Hogan said. "We have asset specific targets around NABERS, and we have embedded aims about trying to uplift the performance ... |
| | | | ... the switch to 100% renewable electricity," said Bill Heague, general manager Mars Food Australia. "At Mars, we believe business, government, and individuals must work together to take meaningful action on climate change. This move ensures we are playing ... |
| | | | ... look at the management track record and at how incentives such as board compensation are linked to achieving a greener business model, Gazzola said. "The first stage is that dialogue, to understand if there are qualitative and quantitative factors that ... |
| | | | ... back fairer - not just better - post pandemic, said Clare Payne, EY Fellow for Trust and Ethics. "In recent years, the business community has made public commitments to operating for good and with 'purpose' - now they must put these words and ... |
| | | | ... a risk-based approach, Brodie said. "A risked-based company response should be based on the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human rights, where you seek to understand and ultimately manage human rights risks and you focus on the risks where the ... |
| | | | ... APA Group will set the targets for 2050 in future. Energy transition was a significant area of focus for APA, with the business increasingly looking to opportunities to invest in new energy sources and technologies, as well as opportunities to grow APA's ... |
| | | | ... Australian CFOs see environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) considerations as important to most parts of their business, according to the latest Deloitte CFO sentiment survey. The most recent sentiment survey, covering the second half of ... |
| | | | ... acknowledged. "I think overall, we've been able to say that most of these ambitions will deliver efficiencies for the business," she said. "There will be some cost savings, but there will be other areas where depending on how tech develops in future ... |
| | | | ... will allow shareholders a vote on their climate plans," Gocher said. ""Currently, Santos and Woodside targets amount to business-as-usual, relying largely on buying cheap carbon offsets in the short term, and unproven technologies-like carbon, capture ... |
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