Sustainability

McKinsey at Climate Week

September 22-27, 2024 in New York City
During Climate Week NYC, McKinsey Sustainability is bringing together senior leaders across sectors and industries to discuss actions that organizations can collectively take to enable the transition to a net-zero and nature-positive economy.

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Our people

Rob Bland
Senior PartnerBay Area
Leads Fuel, a McKinsey Company, throughout North America, serving start-ups and unicorns, counseling clients on growth and environmental...
Sanjay Kalavar
Senior PartnerHouston
As global coleader of McKinsey Sustainability, helps energy investors and operators build businesses, evaluate assets, reduce...
Mekala Krishnan
McKinsey Global Institute PartnerBoston
Leads the McKinsey Global Institute’s research on topics related to sustainable and inclusive growth, including climate risk...
Cindy Levy
Senior PartnerLondon
Helps global financial firms on multiyear agendas related to strategy, transactions, organization, risk management, culture,...
Mark Patel
Senior PartnerBay Area - San Francisco
Advises clients across sectors on sustainability with a focus on climate technologies; leads client work across industrial, high-tech,...
Alexis Trittipo
PartnerNew York
Leads our global climate analytics work and serves companies on climate risk, resilience, and adaptation

Featured insights

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Companies are broadening their commitments to nature beyond carbon

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Nature-related commitments by Fortune Global 500 companies are rising, but progress is incremental and from a very low base.
Digital image of a futuristic sustainable city on a cube of land floating over a solid field of light blue. Multiple cubes of land with alternative energy sources float nearby. The alternative energies include, solar, wind turbines, nuclear, and hydrogen.
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What would it take to scale critical climate technologies?
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Many of the climate technologies needed to achieve deep decarbonization already exist. The challenge now is accelerating innovation and scale-up to achieve technical and commercial breakthroughs.
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Ten key requirements for a systemic approach to climate adaptation
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Civilization has been built on a foundation of climate stability that no longer exists. Adaptation is now as important as mitigation, and so is understanding its interrelated requirements.
Valuing nature conservation
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Valuing nature conservation
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A methodology to evaluate where safeguarding natural capital could have the biggest impact on climate, economies and health.

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