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Summary
Join S&P Global Energy Horizons for the first episode of our Sustainability Nexus webinar series, where our specialists will explore how organizations are balancing immediate business priorities with long-term sustainability goals in an increasingly complex global landscape.
As policy fragmentation and evolving regulations reshape the business environment, companies are adapting their strategies to remain resilient and profitable.
Discover how companies, investors and policymakers are responding to urgent challenges such as energy security, climate-related risks, and the need for investment in adaptation and resilience. Our webinar will provide actionable insights for navigating the shifting terrain of sustainability, including:
- Geopolitics & multilateralism: The world is heading towards an increasingly fragmented, multiregional approach to action on sustainability as divergent approaches to energy and climate by the world’s largest economies dominate the narrative.
- Climate adaptation & resilience: More frequent and severe extreme weather events are driving increased focus on adaptation and resilience investments to address unavoidable climate impacts.
- Energy transition: Energy expansion and sustainability will develop as intertwined imperatives shaping an increasingly fractured global energy future.
- AI & data centers: The rapid expansion of AI-driven data centers will put pressure on energy supply, emissions and water availability, attracting increasing public attention.
- Water & food systems: Water will be increasingly visible in sustainability conversations, driven by a boom in water-intensive data centers, rising water scarcity risks tied to climate change, and dependence on freshwater access across industries and food systems.
Be sure to register now for this timely webinar.
Speakers
S&P Global Energy
Lindsey Hall
Global Head of Sustainability Thought Leadership
Lindsey Hall is Head of ESG Thought Leadership at S&P Global Horizons, where she co-hosts the ESG Insider podcast and is a steering member of S&P Global's Diversity Research Lab.
She got her start in financial journalism writing for various Financial Times publications in London before joining SNL Financial in 2010, where she spent a decade covering financial news and regulation as a reporter and editor.
Lindsey holds a Masters from the London School of Economics.
S&P Global Energy
Lotte Griek
Head of ESG Research Solutions
Lotte Griek is Head of ESG Research Solutions, overseeing the build out of innovative ESG data sets and manages the Corporate Sustainability Assessment that underpins the S&P Global ESG scores that underpin a broad range of ESG Indices as well powering the ESG products offered by the various S&P Global divisions.
Based out of Zurich, Switzerland, she manages a team of over 200 analysts operating in S&P hubs across the globe. She is a member of the ESG Methodology Committee at S&P and sits on the S&P Dow Jones Index Committee. Lotte has extensive experience working with corporates on improving sustainable business practices and has worked diligently with investors on integrating ESG data into their investment processes.
Lotte brings along more than 15 years of experience in sustainability research & ESG ratings. Prior to joining the SAM team at S&P over 3 years ago, she was Head of Sustainability Research at the Swiss ESG Ratings provider Inrate AG from 2016 to 2018. Before that, Lotte held the position of ESG Research Manager at Sustainalytics. Lotte is a regular speaker at international conferences on sustainability and leads workshops with stock exchanges, responsible investors and corporations on ESG, sustainable investing and corporate sustainability practices.
S&P Global Energy
Anna Mosby
Sr. Research Analyst, Gas Power & Climate Solutions
Anna focuses on the implications of climate-related policies and regulations for companies operating in the energy industry. Anna's areas of expertise include US domestic and international climate change policy; greenhouse gas emission projections; and the physical impacts of climate change on energy infrastructure. She leads the Energy and Climate Scenarios team's policy indexation program and associated country profiles.
Prior to joining S&P Global, Anna worked at Energetics, Inc., supporting the US Department of Energy's Office of International Affairs on Mission Innovation and the US-China Clean Energy Research Center and the Office of Energy Policy and Systems Analysis. Therein, she worked on international clean energy programs and energy sector vulnerabilities to climate change and extreme weather. Anna holds a Bachelor of Science in biology from Duke University and a Master of Science in biological oceanography from the College of William and Mary, United States.
S&P Global Energy
Brian Partridge
Head of Research, 451 Research
Brian Partridge is head of research for both the 451 Research technology research and Kagan media research groups within S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Brian has responsibility for leading the analyst team, research process and syndicated research products. This includes driving the overall research agenda and ensuring that S&P Global Market Intelligence delivers the data and insights to help clients make better decisions regarding emerging technologies and innovation.
Before arriving at S&P Global Market Intelligence via acquisition, Brian was VP of research at 451 Research and head of research at Yankee Group. At 451 Research, he founded the IoT research practice. Prior to his research career, which began in 2005, Brian served in marketing leadership roles at leading networking vendors, including 3Com and Cabletron Systems.
As a researcher, Brian actively contributes to the IoT, 5G, enterprise wireless and edge computing research agendas and has subject matter expertise in telecom systems and strategy, enterprise mobility and enterprise networking domains.
Brian holds a BS degree in business administration from the University of New Hampshire and an MBA degree from Plymouth State University.
S&P Global Ratings
Paul Munday, Ph.D.
Global Climate Adaptation & Resilience Specialist
Paul Munday is a Director, Global Climate Adaptation & Resilience Specialist at S&P Global Ratings, where he leads and coordinates S&P Global Ratings’ research and application of climate adaptation and resilience analytics. He works at the interface between data and research, leveraging his expertise to help improve clarity of the credit impacts from climate risks.
Paul has over 10 years of experience in both the UK and abroad, providing advice to private and public sector clients across multiple sectors to help mainstream consideration of climate resilience into projects and programmes. Prior to joining S&P Global Ratings, Paul worked in climate risk consultancy.
He is a Chartered Scientist, Chartered Water and Environment Manager and certified expert in climate adaptation finance by the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management.
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