Over the past century, surface temperatures have risen relentlessly with increasingly evident impacts on our physical, biological and economic systems. The choices that organisations make today will fundamentally reshape their value, while determining the extent of global climate change and our collective capacity to adapt.

A combination of powerful market and regulatory drivers – including New Zealand’s Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Act, the Carbon Neutral Government Programme, and the Financial Sector (Climate-related Disclosures and Other Matters) Amendment Act – are compelling organisations to take timely action.

KPMG IMPACT’s Climate Change and Decarbonisation (CC&D) team helps clients identify emerging risks and opportunities, develop and execute a strategic response, and report their progress with confidence. Learn more about our services and impact in 'A healthy catch' which covers our work with the Aotearoa Circle and New Zealand's seafood sector.

Alec Tang

Partner - Sustainable Value

KPMG in New Zealand

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Climate-related risk and opportunity assessment
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Climate change strategies and plans
Transition management and leadership training

Climate-related Financial Disclosures
CDP submissions
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Transport Sector Climate Change Scenarios

A future that includes worse congestion, isolated and stressed communities, flooded ports and disrupted airports has been considered as part of this new report into Aotearoa New Zealand’s transport system.

Transport/Energy Joint Webinar

Proactively stepping into the transition to a low-carbon, climate resilient economy presents real business opportunities for Aotearoa New Zealand.

That’s the very clear message for the transport and energy sectors from an eminent lineup of guest speakers - Dr Rod Carr, Climate Change Commission, Richard Threlfall, KPMG’s Global Head of Infrastructure, Government and Health Care, and Jon Chadwick, PwC Australia at a panel discussion with some of the sectors’ leading organisations.

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