BCG+2023年碳排放量调查报告（演讲PPT）-英-26页_653kb

Summary of CO2 AI + BCG Carbon Emissions Survey 2023

Background

This report, based on the 2023 Carbon Emissions Survey by CO2 AI and BCG, examines global companies' progress in measuring and reducing carbon emissions. Respondents are executives responsible for emissions reporting, covering about 40% of global emissions.

Key Findings

• Comprehensive Progress: Companies made no substantial advancements in full emissions measurement and reduction from 2022 to 2023, with only 10% fully measuring and reporting all scopes and 10% reducing emissions in line with ambitions.
• Challenges: Primary obstacles included macroeconomic conditions (14-31%), capital constraints (12-31%), immature abatement technology (9-31%), and competing priorities. Scope measurement coverage partially improved, with a 19pp increase in partial Scope 3 reporting in 2023.
• Improvements: Positive trends in specific regions, such as North America, South America, and Asia-Pacific, showed gains in emissions reporting. Scope 3 target-setting increased by 12pp, led by health care and industrial goods industries.
• Business Benefits: Companies recognize decarbonization as beneficial, with improved reputation (e.g., 51% agree) and financial savings (40% expect at least $100M annual benefit from reduction goals). Ambitious emitters have higher engagement with supply chain partners and automate processes.
• Future Trends: AI and digital technologies will play a larger role in emissions management, with 30% of companies planning AI deployment in three years. Key areas include automated measurement and predictive modeling for optimizing reductions.

Recommendations and Insights

• Companies lag in comprehensive scope reporting but show promise in targeted improvements. Collaboration with supply chains and product-level assessments are crucial.
• AI and digital tools are critical for accelerating measurement and reduction efforts.