PwC: Number of firms targeting net zero by 2030 almost doubles

Stuart Stone
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Almost half of decision-makers quizzed by PwC are now aiming to reach net zero this decade, but cost of efficiency measures and surging demand for clean power could hamper progress

The share of large organisations committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2030 has almost doubled since last year, rising from 28 to 47 per cent according to new research by professional services giant...

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