Public-Academic-Private Collaboration to Support Climate Neutrality Goals
As we progress to a climate-neutral society, compliance with Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) regulation is an increasing challenge for many business sectors across Europe.
The meteorological community has a vital role in this activity. Organisations seeking compliance with the emerging regulatory framework require high-quality data and analyses to enable the assessment of corporate risks associated with a wide range of weather and climate-related factors.
Some key elements are:
• Climate change: quantification of future effects: heat, drought, flood, wildfire etc...
• Impact assessment: what can be done for determining effects on businesses?
• Regulations: what must be done?
A Keynote speaker will provide an overview of the ESG landscape and this will be followed by Presentations and Posters from both Private and Public sector organisations that address the needs of the business community.
Contributions may cover a wide range of topics, such as:
• Policy Frameworks and Governance
• Data Sharing and Integration
• Technology and Innovation
• Capacity Building and Education
• Case Studies of Successful Collaborations
This continues the long-running series of EMS sessions jointly convened jointly by the Public and Private sectors in the Global Weather Enterprise, as represented by:
PRIMET: the Professional Trade Association for meteorological service providers operating in the private sector.
EUMETNET: a network of 33 European National Meteorological Services based in Brussels, Belgium. It exists to provide a framework to organise co-operative programmes between the members in fields of meteorology, data processing and forecasting product.
09:00–09:15
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EMS2024-123
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Onsite presentation
09:15–09:30
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EMS2024-875
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Online presentation
09:30–09:45
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EMS2024-1078
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Onsite presentation
09:45–10:00
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EMS2024-1079
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Onsite presentation
10:00–10:15
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EMS2024-1100
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Onsite presentation
10:15–10:30
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EMS2024-1125
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Onsite presentation