Low Carbon Business: How climate ambition leads to job creation, economic growth

With the Biden administration set to host world leaders this month for the Leaders’ Summit on Climate, the signal sent by American actions as a partner, leader, and advocate presents an invaluable opportunity for greater global ambition. As U.S. leaders prepare to announce a bold NDC, the most aggressive targets can only be met through support and collaboration between government and the private sector. Achieving an ambitious 2030 target in line with the ultimate aim of net-zero emissions by 2050 requires an all-in effort by all sectors of the U.S. economy, and the cooperation and support of a wide range of stakeholders will be needed.

Ahead of the April 22–23 summit, C2ES will host a discussion with leading U.S. companies with ambitious climate targets and an emissions modeling expert on how government and private sector collaboration can drive investments in climate solutions across the global economy to facilitate the net-zero transition, accelerate economic growth, create jobs, and address equity issues.

Speakers

Kate Larsen
Director, Climate, Rhodium Group
Edan Dionne
Vice President, Corporate Environmental Affairs, IBM
Venu Ghanta
Vice President of Regulatory Affairs, Duke Energy
Roger Martella
Director and General Counsel, Global Environment, Health & Safety, General Electric
Glenn Wright
Vice President, Renewables & Energy Solutions, Americas, Shell
Kaveh Guilanpour
Vice President, International, C2ES
Bob Perciasepe
President, C2ES