Leading sustainability
Embarking on the Business to Planet journey: Accelerating sustainability in a changing world.
The urgent call for action resonates immensely with business leaders. Climate change, biodiversity loss, and exceeding planetary boundaries underscore the need to accelerate not only our thinking but, more crucially, our actions.
Rapidly advancing towards a business journey that integrates the planet and its people as fundamental stakeholders, we champion a mindset extending from business to consumer or business to business, reaching all the way to a journey from Business to Planet.
This transformative journey integrates climate technologies and sustainability innovations, empowering each stakeholder to reduce environmental impact and unlock sustainable opportunities. Through this conscious acceleration, we infuse the planet’s needs into every decision-making stage, ensuring organizations meet current objectives and stand well-prepared for an inclusive and sustainable future.
Business to Planet is a commitment to delivering value for both people and the planet. It fosters genuine innovation, unlocking value and constructing an ecosystem devoted to delivering positive impact.
Will you join us on this journey and consciously accelerate sustainability?
“a sustainable future is achievable only with deep collaboration with our clients, suppliers, and other stakeholders.”
Aiman Ezzat, CEO
Sustainability for our future
Developing sustainable Gen AI
Developing Sustainable Gen AI, a new report from the Capgemini Research Institute, highlights the environmental impact of generative AI (Gen AI) and provides a roadmap for developing sustainable Gen AI practices.
As more organizations incorporate Gen AI into their processes, the technology’s environmental footprint needs to be considered. Yet, according to the report, only 12% of executives confirm that their organizations measure Gen AI’s footprint, and just 20% rank the environmental footprint of Gen AI among the top five factors when selecting or building models.
United for net zero
Developed in collaboration with the World Economic Forum, this white paper explores strategies for structuring dialogue between private and public sector stakeholders, to provide a roadmap for businesses to engage in collaboration and accelerate decarbonization.
A world in balance
In a challenging geopolitical landscape and growing consumer skepticism surrounding corporate sustainability claims, executives recognize the importance of climate techs and regulation in driving this transformation.
The dual transition to a digital and sustainable economy
Insights to guide organizations through the eco-digital eraTM where digital technology and sustainability intertwine.
How to future-proof your industry: Innovation roundtables
In our international series of conversations with clients and leading thinkers, we discuss how organizations can address specific sector challenges while future-proofing innovation. Swipe for more.
Mobility
A sustainable future through new transport, infrastructures, and behavior changes.
High-tech
ESG reporting, smart grids, digital transformation and sustainability, and Web3 are amongst the hot topics.
Consumer products, retail, and distribution
This industry is at the forefront of many sustainability battles, with victories too, notably in reducing food waste in the value chain.
Financial services
Without innovative financial solutions, the transition to a low carbon future will be impossible.
Climate tech and data: Key enablers
Climate tech
As organizations look for ways to urgently address the current environmental crisis, climate technologies – a diverse range of innovative technologies that includes renewables, batteries, low-carbon hydrogen, carbon capture, and alternative fuels – have emerged as an important means of doing so.
In this Capgemini Research Institute report, we explore climate technologies in depth, recognizing their importance for addressing climate and ecological issues.
Sustainable IT
Are organizations focusing enough on sustainable IT – the backbone of a greener future?
Data for net zero
We look at why data is key to bridging the gap between net zero ambition and action.
Climate tech perspective
Discussion with Cyril Garcia, Head of Global Sustainability Services and Corporate Responsibility, and Florent Andrillon, Climate Tech Global Lead.
Energy for a cleaner, more sustainable future
Creating a balance between two equally important imperatives – the security of affordable energy supply and the fight against climate change.
Accelerating the development of low-carbon hydrogen
Delivering greater value from your low-carbon hydrogen assets by using better asset information to improve investment decisions and operations.
World Energy Markets Observatory
We are not on the right trajectory to meet the Paris Agreement’s objectives. What should we do?
The tipping point for the energy transition
What we can expect to see in 2023? Will this year be the tipping point?
Burning hydrogen in internal combustion engines
A smart and affordable option for reduction CO2 emissions.
New sustainable business models
Reflect, rethink, reconsider: Why food waste is everybody’s problem
Being a significant emitter of greenhouse gases, food loss continues to be a major problem across the lifecycle of food.
In our Capgemini Research Institute report, we explored the issue of food waste in depth to understand its causes as well as potential solutions from the perspective of both organizations and consumers. To this end, we conducted a detailed survey of 10,000 consumers and 1,000 large organizations in the food manufacturing and food retail space and interviewed experts from academia, organizational supply chains, and startups.
Sustainability in automotive: From ambition to actions
Increasing climate risks, regulations, and customer and investor pressures are pushing the automotive industry further into the new era of sustainability
Rethink: Why sustainable product design is the need of the hour
Modern product design may have made sense in a purely commercially driven business framework, but it can have negative consequences further down the line.
