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Knowing your customer is everything. For climate companies, it’s especially tricky. Aligning a solution-first approach with customer needs and wants—particularly in complex or opaque markets (ever tried selling to concrete mixers?)—is no small feat. But getting it right can make all the difference, turning potential into real impact. Check out my latest article to learn how climate companies can bridge this gap.

At Unwritten, we work with private markets, public markets, and enterprises to make financial sense of the climate transition. Our advanced analytics and expertise help clients produce financially material climate transition evaluations of their current and potential investments, gain a deep understanding of portfolio exposure to climate risks, report climate risks and opportunities up to the highest standards, and much, much more. 🔎 Find analytics and insights on our website: https://www.unwritten.co/ #climatechange #climaterisk #transition #riskmanagement

Great report on the 'Future of Resilience by Innovation Centre Denmark Silicon Valley: "Facing unprecedented multi-front challenges, businesses today need resilience more than ever. Through interviews with experts and companies as well as nine case studies, we dive into Technological, ESG, and Climate Resilience, brought to life via immersive insights into innovative Californian companies." The ripple effect that Apple's ambitious targets will have on the entire supplier eco-system is amazing. Hopeful many more will follow! https://lnkd.in/djQExcRH 👏 Anders Christjansen and team!

We’re just one day away from releasing the final report for our Climate Data JLN, where we highlight how innovative models – including #dataspaces – can unlock much needed data for crucial climate action 🌍 While still a relatively new innovation, data spaces offer promising potential, as they can help overcome pressing challenges related to trust and financial sustainability. To learn more, read the spotlight here 👇 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dsDyj-KV

In the face of rising global temperatures, unpredictable weather patterns, and increasingly frequent and severe natural disasters, the concept of climate resilience can hardly be overlooked 🌍     But what exactly does climate resilience mean?    👉 It's about strengthening communities, ecosystems, and economies to not only withstand the impacts of climate change but also to adapt and grow among them. Climate resilience involves proactive planning, innovative solutions, and collaborative efforts to reduce risks and create opportunities for sustainable growth.     In our newest report, ‘Future of Resilience’, we dive into the essence of climate resilience, showcasing applied strategies of Apple, Stripe, and Heirloom. Building a deeper understanding of climate resilience is essential for anyone looking to contribute to a sustainable future. Whether you're involved in policymaking, business, academia, or simply a concerned citizen, the insights can serve as a foundation or an addition for you to play your part!     Find the full report through our website here, and explore how we can collectively build a climate-resilient world: https://lnkd.in/ewS9fUWy    #climateaction #carbonmanagement #emissionreduction #CDR #DAC #sustainability #futureofresilience

Civilization was built on a foundation of climate stability. 1. List out the assumptions of climate stability that may be embedded in your business models and operations.

Health industry CEOs report making strides on climate actions, indicating the greatest progress on improving energy efficiency. However, few of them have plans for nature-based climate solutions. Leaders should look for opportunities in nature-positive business models that go beyond decarbonization. Explore more climate insights in our 27th Annual Global CEO Survey. https://pwc.to/44VHqiL #CEOSurvey #PwCBelgium

Health industry CEOs report making strides on climate actions, indicating the greatest progress on improving energy efficiency. However, few of them have plans for nature-based climate solutions. Leaders should look for opportunities in nature-positive business models that go beyond decarbonization. Explore more climate insights in our 27th Annual Global CEO Survey. https://pwc.to/44VHqiL #CEOSurvey #PwCBelgium

In today’s climate, cost reduction is top of mind for many procurement teams. Attribution can be a key to unlocking dramatic cost savings by showing which feature of a given dataset to dig deeper into. Here’s how procurement teams can best take advantage: https://buff.ly/42Hf7DB

Discover why climate resilience is more than just a buzzword - it's a business imperative! This article explores how companies that invest in climate resilience are not only protecting their operations but also driving long-term profitability and sustainability.