The slide compares FY19 and FY22 GHG emissions data, demonstrating a 37% reduction in total emissions and improvements in emission intensity.

Provides a breakdown of global greenhouse gas emissions by sector in 2017, highlighting major contributors like power, industry, and transport. Useful for discussions on targeted emission reduction strategies in significant sectors.

Details Nigeria's position among Sub-Saharan countries in greenhouse gas emissions, highlighting the need for renewable energy solutions like solar power.

Outlines the scope of an emissions study covering 10 Southeast Asian countries and ~100 corporates, focusing on energy, nature, and agriculture sectors. A stacked bar chart shows that ~90% of emissions come from these three sectors, emphasizing corporate accountability.

Presents official GHG emission data for 2020 across Southeast Asia, showing that most countries had stable or increasing emissions. Despite temporary declines, the trend reversed post-2020, indicating a continued challenge in meeting 2030 emission targets.

This slide identifies the top emission sources in SEA (agriculture & nature, power, transport), contributing ~65% of GHGs. It compares country-level sectoral emissions and emphasizes the urgency of systemic emission reduction strategies.

This slide outlines KPMG’s GHG emissions performance across Scope 1, 2, and 3 categories, highlighting trends from FY19 to FY22. It discusses reductions in overall emissions, reasons for increases (e.g., business travel), and procurement methodology improvements.

This slide highlights the potential of bioenergy to decarbonize various sectors, showing that bioenergy could address about 50% of global GHG emissions by applying it across energy, industry, buildings, and transport sectors.

The slide presents the current GHG emissions by source and predicts that the carbon budget for staying within the 1.5°C target will be depleted in about 10 years, urging immediate action to reduce emissions.

Shows projections that data centers will represent up to 3.1% of SEA power demand and ~2% of emissions by 2030. Includes a comparison between IEA and Bain estimates and outlines market-driven strategies to lower emissions, particularly through hardware/software improvements and green energy sourcing.

This slide provides a comparative analysis of how ASEAN countries are balancing economic development with decarbonization, detailing their emission reduction targets and carbon tax policies.

The slide discusses the development of corporate GHG emissions disclosure covering scopes 1, 2, and 3. It includes an infographic detailing the types of emissions, their definitions, and examples, emphasizing the increasing pressure on corporations to reduce GHG emissions.

Analyzes the distribution of greenhouse gas emissions across different sectors within Nigeria, emphasizing the significant impact of the energy sector.

The slide details UBS Group AG's progress in reducing GHG emissions, increasing renewable electricity use, and achieving environmental performance targets by 2025.

The slide illustrates the contribution of various sectors, such as power, industrials, transport, and agriculture, to global greenhouse gas emissions in 2019. It highlights that these sectors are responsible for over 80% of total emissions.

Presents greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across three scopes from FY19 to FY23, indicating progress and fluctuations in sustainability performance and environmental accountability efforts.

Projects future greenhouse gas emissions from generators in Nigeria, providing insights for policy and infrastructure planning to mitigate these emissions.

Outlines Canada's plan to cut GHG emissions across different sectors, detailing targets for 2030 and 2050. Highlights importance of immediate action for climate goals.

This slide presents Nigeria's ambitious plan to cut GHG emissions by 45% by 2030, focusing on electricity generation as a primary reduction source. It compares projected total emissions against sector-specific targets, demonstrating a significant expected reduction from the electricity sector.

This slide introduces GIMA and explains its role in investment manager analysis. It details the team's experience and the types of investments they manage, including traditional and alternative investments.

GLP-1 drug adoption may reduce grocery spending by 6–11%, causing a 0.1 to 0.2pp EBITDA decline. It includes assumptions about drug adoption rates among diabetic and obese populations, and stable SG&A costs.

Explores the concept of General Purpose Technologies (GPTs) and positions the internet as a critical GPT, highlighting its broad economic impacts.

This slide presents AI exam performance data, highlighting that GPT-4 outperforms GPT-3.5 in many academic benchmarks, but with varying results depending on subject, showcasing its uneven intelligence profile.

This slide compares the GRI Hotel Performance Index for Greece with other Mediterranean countries and across different hotel categories, showing strong performance in Greece.

This slide emphasizes the dominant role of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) as a non-financial reporting standard. It shows increasing uptake by both N100 (68%) and G250 (78%) from 2017–2022, with top growth in Saudi Arabia and Argentina.

Depicts the 2022 regional breakdown of GRI reporting rates among N100 companies. The Americas lead at 75%, followed by Asia Pacific and Europe (68%), and Middle East & Africa (62%).

Explains the requirements for the Global Systemically Important Bank framework and potential solutions for capacity expansion.

The slide compares the annual sales growth percentages for different regions within the GTA between 2020 and 2019. Toronto shows a decline, while other regions show positive growth.

Analyzes GVA growth rates in major UK cities, comparing recovery levels to pre-pandemic benchmarks, and highlighting leading cities.

The slide details the economic impact of the Tempest programme on the UK economy, projecting job support and GVA contribution. It serves as an analytical overview for stakeholders to understand the financial benefits and job creation prospects.