For most large companies, 2025 marks the critical halfway point to ambitious 2030 climate targets
For most large companies, 2025 marks the critical halfway point to ambitious 2030 climate targets. While most have made notable strides in setting science-based decarbonization goals and measuring their carbon footprint — and reducing scopes 1 and 2 accordingly, progress on scope 3 remains insufficient. This critical crossroads represents an opportunity for companies to do a strategic “climate health check-up”, ensuring teams are aligned and equipped to accelerate their efforts towards these ambitious targets.
Quantis CEO Allon Zeitoun and Global Climate Transition Lead Géraldine Noé sit down to discuss the progress made, challenges ahead and what companies can do to accelerate action to 2030.
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Accelerating progress to 2030 climate targets
Allon Zeitoun and Géraldine Noé sit down to discuss the progress made, challenges ahead and what companies can do to accelerate action to 2030 targets.
