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Summary
As 2025 progresses, there are reasons for optimism and for caution when it comes to climate change and the energy transition. Demand for reliable energy is surging due to a data center boom that aims to support the expanding digital economy. As data centers become more energy-intensive, renewable energy and increased efficiency have a role to play in reducing their carbon footprint.
S&P Global Energy predicts $60T in 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 S&P Global and a panel of financial sustainability specialists for a conversation in how to manage climate risk, identify opportunities, and consider the role of data centers in the energy transition.
Speakers:
S&P Global Sustainable1
Rohini Samtani
Business Development, Climate Risk
Rohini Samtani serves as Business Development Manager for Climate Risk at S&P Global Horizons. She focuses on the strategic development of S&P Global Physical Climate Risk products across Asia and Middle east regions. Prior to joining S&P Global Horizons she was at Bloomberg engaging with their broad range of financial data products.
Rohini Samtani serves as Business Development Manager for Climate Risk at S&P Global Horizons. She focuses on the strategic development of S&P Global Physical Climate Risk products across Asia and Middle east regions. Prior to joining S&P Global Horizons she was at Bloomberg engaging with their broad range of financial data products. She had a key focus on business development of the Sustainable Finance solutions and solutions to banks in Southeast Asia region. She began her career as a news producer at finance news channel CNBC Asia Pacific. She graduated with a Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) in Communications and New Media from the National University of Singapore.
S&P Global Sustainable1
Anna West
Director, Sustainability Solutions
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Ben Reneker
Technology, Media & Telecom
Director of Product Management
Ben Reneker leads the Technology segment product team at S&P Global Market Intelligence
Ben Reneker leads the Technology segment product team at S&P Global Market Intelligence, managing the company’s intelligence solutions for users across the Tech and Fintech domains. Specific areas of focus include supply chain analytics, sales & marketing optimization, counter-party risk analytics and predictive applications leveraging Market Intelligence’s diverse asset-level datasets. Prior to current role, Ben led SNL Kagan’s global market intelligence research practice.
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