The slide compares the top three methods for reducing CO2 emissions in Germany, the US, and China, emphasizing walking, BEV, and public transport use.

The slide discusses different methods for reducing CO2 emissions across three scopes and provides examples of decarbonization strategies.

The chart depicts required CO2 reduction levels by 2050 to reach 1.5°C targets, breaking it down by behavioral changes, renewables, fuel switch, and carbon removal.

The slide explores the identified geological storage capacities for CO2 globally, emphasizing areas with the highest potential and the uncertainties in certain regions like the Middle East.

This slide compares the costs of geological storage for CO2 in depleted oil and gas fields and saline aquifers.

This slide presents cost estimates for transporting CO2 over long distances by ship, offshore pipeline, and onshore pipeline.

The slide highlights the innovative technology developed by Covestro to use CO2 as a raw material for manufacturing plastics, showcasing its potential to substitute oil-based raw materials and support circular economy initiatives.

The slide outlines the various technological pathways and their respective capacities for CO2 utilization and storage, showcasing a broad range of solutions for either using or storing carbon dioxide.

The slide compares carbon abatement costs and CO2 savings for fuel cell electric vehicles and battery electric vehicles, considering various energy sources for charging stations.

The slide compares CO2 emissions and avoidance costs between fuel cell and BEV buses under different energy sources. It suggests that only renewable-powered refueling stations can reduce CO2 emissions cost-effectively.

This slide emphasizes the urgent need to address global warming by illustrating the historical rise in atmospheric CO2 levels. It shows that current CO2 concentrations are dangerously high, surpassing thresholds that could limit global temperature increase.

The slide presents the storage cost curve for onshore and offshore CO2 storage in the US for 2017, highlighting that CO2 for EOR is at negative costs, and most of the onshore storage capacity in the US is available for less than $10 per ton of CO2.

The slide analyzes the impact of oil prices on the demand for CO2-EOR projects and forecasts the production of CO2-EOR in the US, indicating potential future trends and challenges due to price fluctuations.

The slide provides a detailed overview of various CO2-based chemical products, their current development stages, and potential applications, highlighting the maturity levels of different pathways.

Outlines a maturity curve for COGS reduction, from basic transparency to international alliances. Lists value drivers per stage. Shows examples from Walmart, Lidl, Carrefour, EDEKA, and others.

Explains how improved supplier negotiations and alliances can lower COGS by 0.3–1%, raising EBITDA by 0.25–0.75%. No revenue change assumed.

This slide assesses the EBITDA impact of passing food COGS inflation to consumers. If 90–100% is passed through, EBITDA impact ranges from -1.0pp to 0pp. It assumes 2.2% annual inflation through 2029 with stable volumes and SG&A.

Examines the cost structure of an automotive supplier, highlighting the significant share of COGS and the easier impact on SG&A in the short and medium term.

The slide explains how cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) protect retirees' purchasing power by showing differences in spending, inflation impact, and benefits growth.

Details a comprehensive framework for government actions within SEA to build visibility and implement actionable plans that align with COP26 ambitions, focusing on regulatory, financial, and collaborative measures to facilitate the green transition.

This slide presents global and regional projections of deaths from noncommunicable respiratory diseases, highlighting a sharp increase in South-East Asia and Western Pacific. It attributes the rise to environmental and behavioral risk factors and emphasizes disparities between high- and low-income countries.

The slide compares the level of fiscal stimulus provided by different countries during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the relatively lower stimulus in Asian and emerging markets.

Slide with mobility trends indicating consumer behavior change post-COVID restrictions. Useful for analyzing the impact on retail and hospitality industries.

Presents investors' beliefs on the diminishing economic impact of COVID-19, relevant for assessing market risks and investment approaches.

Analyzes the impact of COVID-19 on future activism, illustrating how public sentiment towards activism has increased and affected consumer behavior.

Examines how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the reputation of consumer companies and identifies key areas for future engagement and public concerns.

This slide demonstrates how COVID-19 accelerated digital transformation, especially in companies with strong tech capabilities. Business practices that were monthly in 2018 are now performed weekly, indicating a dramatic pace shift.

This slide assesses the economic impact of COVID-19 globally, showing a synchronized contraction in economic growth across various regions and countries, with predictions for recovery in 2021.

This slide presents the economic impact of COVID-19, focusing on employment losses in Canadian metropolitan areas, with a spotlight on the severe impact on Metro Vancouver.

Highlights how COVID-19 continues to impact project performance, with many projects experiencing delays or cost increases. Exhibit 4 shows the extent of COVID-related schedule delays, while Exhibit 5 reveals that 37% of projects missed targets due to ineffective risk management. The slide emphasizes ongoing struggles in project delivery despite some return to confidence post-pandemic.