FTSE 100 Net Zero Emissions Targets Reveal Critical Success Factors
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Executive Summary
This report helps firms navigate the process of making a net zero emissions target, with particular regard to the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) methodology. The report discusses the varying strategies firms can adopt to achieve net zero emissions, considering different scopes, timeframes and abatement methodologies. The report examines the current state of net zero targets amongst FTSE 100 constituents and identifies critical success factors in making net zero commitments.Sustainability Leaders Need To Develop Net Zero Emissions Strategies
FTSE 100 Net Zero GHG Emissions Goals Show Wide Variance
Seven Success Factors For Net Zero Target Commitments
Figure 2. Net Zero Emissions Target Dates For FTSE 100 Firms
Figure 3. Net Zero Emissions Targets By 2035: Industry Segmentation
Figure 4. FTSE 100 Firms Without Public Net Zero Emissions Goals: Industry Segmentation
About the Authors
Connor Taylor
Principal Analyst
Connor is a Principal Analyst at Verdantix. He focuses on delivering research to help senior executives navigate decarbonization decision-making and build effective strategies...
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David Metcalfe
CEO and Co-Founder
David is the CEO and co-founder of Verdantix, where he leads the firm’s strategic direction and client engagement. Since co-founding the firm in 2008, David has built a ...
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