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Summary
As we enter 2025, there are reasons for optimism and for caution when it comes to climate change and the energy transition.
S&P Global Energy predicts $53T energy investment opportunities by 2050 across clean energy technologies, power, and transmission globally under a net zero scenario. Over this same period, S&P Global Sustainable1 identifies almost $25 trillion in cumulative financial impacts for the world’s largest companies due to changing climate hazard exposures under this net-zero scenario.
We invite you to join us for a discussion on the market outlooks on the energy transition and climate risk and engage with industry peers over lunch.
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Speakers
S&P Global Sustainable1
Rick Lord
Head of Climate Methodology
Rick Lord is Head of Innovation Methodology at Trucost, part of S&P Global Horizons. In this role, Rick specializes in the developing and delivering
Rick Lord is Head of Innovation Methodology at Trucost, part of S&P Global Horizons. In this role, Rick specializes in the developing and delivering data and tools to quantify environmental, social and governance risks to assets, projects, companies and investment portfolios. Most recently he has led the development of innovative and market leading analytics focusing on ESG issues including carbon pricing risk, alignment with the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals, and climate change physical risk. Rick’s work at Trucost aims to link ESG issues to drivers of corporate and investor financial value creation, and to frame material ESG issues in the context of business strategy.
Rick holds a Masters in Environmental Economics from Imperial College London and a Bachelor’s of Science from Queensland University of Technology.
S&P Global Energy
Sam Lee Mohan
Senior Commercial Specialist, Energy | APAC Gas, Power, and Energy Transition
S&P Global Sustainable1
Joey Lake
Head of Strategy & Market Development
Joseph Lake is Head of Strategy & Market Development at S&P Global Horizons. Prior, he was the Chief Operating Officer at The
Joseph Lake is Head of Strategy & Market Development at S&P Global Horizons. Prior, he was the Chief Operating Officer at The Climate Service, an S&P Global company. The Climate Service uses world-class science and technology to measure the financial impacts of climate on business and investments.
He was previously the Managing Director for Climate Risk at The Economist. Before that, he was Global Director at the Economist Intelligence Unit, the business to business arm of The Economist, responsible for the commercial success of the economic analysis and forecasting business.
Mr. Lake is an influential voice on the financial and economic impact of climate change. As well as advising multinational corporations, policy makers and private clients, his views are frequently quoted in the international media.
Mr. Lake previously worked as an economic advisor to the Tanzanian Ministry of Finance, and a hedge fund custodian for leading US financial services group PNC.
He holds degrees in business management from Dublin City University, Ireland, and Reims Management School, France, and a master’s degree in economic development from the University of Nottingham, England.
S&P Global Sustainable1
Dianna Enlund
Account Director, Sustainability Solutions
Dianna Enlund is an Account Director, Sustainability Solutions, for S&P Global Horizons. She is responsible for the Australia and New Zealand region, working with clients to identify solutions for the integration of ESG data and analytics into reporting and workflows.
Dianna Enlund is an Account Director, Sustainability Solutions, for S&P Global Horizons. She is responsible for the Australia and New Zealand region, working with clients to identify solutions for the integration of ESG data and analytics into reporting and workflows. Dianna has over 20 years of investment management experience working for global asset managers and Australian financial institutions. Her investment career commenced at Ord Minnett Limited where she worked in research roles covering fixed income, equities and managed funds. Following that, she moved to Schroder Investment Management in Singapore as a Product Manager responsible for Asian Fixed Income strategies. She then joined Allianz Global Investors where she worked in various roles including Fixed Income Product Specialist, ESG Research Analyst, Sustainability Specialist and Head of Australian Institutional Sales. Dianna has a Bachelor of Economics (Accounting) at Macquarie University and is a Certified Practising Accountant (CPA) of Australia.
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