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Watch CNBC’s Sustainable Futures Forum on Friday 4th November from 10am London time.
The special live event is taking place ahead of the all-important COP27 Conference, or United Nations Climate Change Conference 2022. The event will be a dialogue between speakers and CNBC reporters on the most pressing questions on the energy crisis, the impact of the Russia- Ukraine and how governments and industries have responded to previous goals. It will focus on three main pillars: Regulation and Liability, Future Power and Industry Response.
Watch the recap below (all times GMT):
Regulation & Liability
The time for radical action is now, but the corporate world often struggles to go beyond sustainable commitments and initiatives and effect real transformation. The challenge has been increased by the war in Ukraine and the energy crisis. CNBC reveals how these global events have affected green policies and initiatives, and whether they’ve been disruptive or accelerating.
- 10:00 am Alice Hill, senior energy fellow, Council on Foreign Relations, former special assistant to President Obama
- 10:03 Willie Walsh, Director General, IATA
- 10:07 Sabrina Elba, Goodwill Ambassador, IFAD
- 10:12 Achim Steiner, Administrator, United Nations Development Programme
The power of the future
There is a renewed sense of urgency as the world grapples with its transition to cleaner energy. The war in Ukraine and the resulting energy crisis have prompted governments and businesses to look for alternatives to fossil fuels. Is this an opportunity to accelerate investments in clean energy? Or will compromises be made to guarantee stable supplies?
- 10:15 Arjan Meijer, CEO, Embraer Commercial Aircraft
- 10:15 Paul Kildemo, CFO, Hydro
- 10:15 Marta Martinez Queimadelos, CEO, Cero Generation
Industry Response
As companies around the world promote their green credentials, it is imperative that they are held accountable for the targets and promises they have set. Are their goals achievable and what are the consequences if the goals are not met? How much have they adjusted their net zero ambitions in light of higher energy prices?
- 10:30 Tuuli-Anna Tiuttu, CEO and co-founder, SDG Monitor
- 10:37 Dr Anish Shah, MD & CEO, Mahindra Group
- 10:45 Thomas Schulz, CEO, Bilfinger
- 10:45 Paul Keel, CEO, Smiths Group
- 11:00 Livia Firth, Co-Founder, Creative Director, Eco-Age
- 11:10 Nico Rosberg CNBC ESG Council Member
