In Person

The Big Picture on the Energy Transition and Climate Risk: Paris

Thursday, March 27, 2025

2:00 AM - 6:00 AM UTC

4 hours

Les Salons Hoche

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As we enter 2025, there are reasons for optimism and for caution when it comes to climate change and the energy transition.

S&P Global Commodity Insights predicts $60T in energy investment opportunities by 2050 across clean energy technologies, power, and transmission globally under a net zero scenario. Over this same period, S&P Global Sustainable1 identifies almost $25 trillion in cumulative financial impacts for the world’s largest companies due to changing climate hazard exposures under this net-zero scenario.

We invite you to join specialists from across S&P Global and cross-functional representatives from investment management, banking, energy, and business for:

  • Market outlooks on the energy transition and climate risk

  • Shared perspectives on the practical considerations of maximizing energy transition opportunities while minimizing climate risks

Speakers:

Christopher Perceval

S&P Global Sustainable1

Christopher Perceval

Global Head, Market Engagement

Chris Perceval is Senior Market Engagement Director with S&P Global Sustainable1. 


Paul McConnell

S&P Global Commodity Insights

Paul McConnell

Head, Outlooks and Scenarios Analysis

Paul McConnell leads the Outlooks and Scenarios team at S&P Global Commodity Insights.


Jean-Florent Helfre

S&P Global Sustainable1

Jean-Florent Helfre

Head of Sustainability Sales, Europe, Corporates

Jean-Florent is Head of Sustainability Sales – Europe Corporates at S&P Global Sustainable1.


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Renforcer la Résilience Climatique : Une Approche Bottom-up de l'Évaluation des Risques Physiques au Niveau des Actifs.

In Person

Mandarin Oriental, Quai Turrettini 1, 1201 - Sep 23, 2025

Renforcer la Résilience Climatique : Une Approche Bottom-up de l'Évaluation des Risques Physiques au Niveau des Actifs.

In Person Renforcer la Résilience Climatique : Une Approche Bottom-up de l'Évaluation des Risques Physiques au Niveau des Actifs. Mandarin Oriental, Quai Turrettini 1, 1201 Event starts in Days Hours Minutes X LinkedIn Facebook Email WhatsApp S'inscrire maintenant S'inscrire maintenant Summary Alors que les impacts du changement climatique s’intensifient, les investisseurs sont de plus en plus confrontés à la nécessité d’intégrer les risques physiques dans leurs stratégies d’investissement. Les phénomènes climatiques extrêmes et les aléas chroniques — tels que la chaleur extrême, les innondations et la sécheresse — menacent la pérennité des actifs et compromettent la création de valeur à long terme. Nos recherches récentes révèlent que les risques physiques liés au climat pourraient coûter jusqu’à 1.2 milliards de dollars par an aux plus grandes entreprises mondiales d’ici les années 2050 (scénario SSP2-4.5). Dans ce contexte, nous vous invitons à un petit-déjeuner conférence qui réunira un panel d’experts qui partageront des perspectives concrètes sur l’identification, l’évaluation et la gestion proactive des risques physiques, à travers une approche Bottom-up rigoureuse, centrée sur les actifs. Les thèmes clés abordés incluront : Des frameworks complets pour évaluer les risques physiques au niveau des actifs Des études de cas concrètes illustrant la manière dont des institutions financières relèvent les défis liés aux risques physiques et les intègrent dans leurs décisions d'investissement Des stratégies d’adaptation pour réduire les risques physiques futurs Ne manquez pas cette occasion d’approfondir votre compréhension des risques physiques et d’échanger avec des professionnels engagés dans la construction d’une résilience climatique au sein du secteur financier. S'inscrire maintenant Contact Us If you have more questions, please feel free to contact our team. Event Support spglobalevents@spglobal.com Other Events See All Events
S&P Global Sustainable1 Yearbook 2025 Distinction Ceremony - Bangkok, Thailand

Webinar

On-Demand - May 20, 2025

S&P Global Sustainable1 Yearbook 2025 Distinction Ceremony - Bangkok, Thailand

Webinar S&P Global Sustainable1 Yearbook 2025 Distinction Ceremony, Bangkok, Thailand On-Demand Event starts in Days Hours Minutes X LinkedIn Facebook Email WhatsApp Register Now Register Now Summary Join us for the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook Distinction Ceremony in Bangkok on 20 May 2025. This prestigious event celebrates companies recognized in the 2025 S&P Global Yearbook for their sustainability practices based on the Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA). This year, we have forty-six (46) Yearbook members from Thailand. We have seen an increased participation from companies in Thailand, reflecting a growing recognition of sustainability as a core business imperative. By engaging in the CSA, these organizations not only enhance their competitiveness but also demonstrate accountability in their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) efforts. The Distinction Ceremony provides a unique platform to showcase sustainability achievements and network with industry leaders. Attendees will gain insights into emerging trends and best practices while celebrating collective efforts towards a sustainable future. Participating in the CSA and being featured in the Yearbook enhances credibility, attracts investors, and positions companies as sustainability leaders. Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate excellence in sustainability and inspire change. Register now for the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook Distinction Ceremony! Access Replay Now Speakers S&P Global Sustainable1 Lauren Smart Head of S&P Global Sustaniable1 Lauren leads S&P Global’s sustainability business, empowering markets with sustainability intelligence to make confident business and financing decisions around evolving energy transition, climate and sustainability risks and opportunities. She is an industry leader, early pioneer and globally recognized expert in the field of sustainable finance. She is a regular speaker and commentator at internationally renowned events including Davos, is a member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Energy Nexus and a member of the Taskforce for Nature Related Financial Disclosures. Prior to joining S&P, Lauren was a member of the board and senior management team of Trucost, a pioneering environmental economics business. She was instrumental in growing the business from start-up to its market leading position. She was part of the board team that sold Trucost to S&P Dow Jones Indices in 2016 and was selected for the core start up leadership team creating the Sustainable1 business in 2020. Lauren’s early career was in the fund management industry and at the UK Government’s Department for International Development working on the Millennium Development Goals. She is the Chair of the Sumatran Orangutan Society and a member of the Board of S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC. Lauren holds a BA & MA from Cambridge University in Archaeology & Anthropology and an MSc in Anthropology & International Development from the London School of Economics. S&P Global Sustainable1 Robert Dornau Head of Corporate Engagement S&P Global Radhika Tomar DIRECTOR CORPORATE ENGAGEMENT S&P Global Sustainable1 Nicha Lorlertwit Director, Sustainability Business Development Asadej Kongsiri The Stock Exchange of Thailand President Contact Us If you have more questions, please feel free to contact our team. Event Support spglobalevents@spglobal.com Other Events See All Events