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Practical Sustainability
How to become Net-Zero by 2050

Science, Society and Politics. Since the adoption of the Paris Agreement 12 December 2015 there has been an overwhelming consensus to limit global warming to 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels by 2050. To reach that goal the global community as well as corporations need to become net-zero. The decades ahead will be defined by minimizing emissions, and for most businesses this endeavor implies drastic changes to their business strategy and an overhaul to everyone’s business models. The question is therefore really not if, but how to become net-zero?

In collaboration with South Pole we want to invite you to our next panel discussion where we will exchange knowledge and insights with business leaders and experts from leading Norwegian companies, across a variety of industries, to share and discuss how to become net-zero by 2050.​
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Program:
Join us for a circle/round table discussion about how to become net-zero by 2050. The round table aims to inspire and guide Norwegian companies to integrate sustainability into their core business strategies and operations.

We will shed light on:
• Understanding the definitions - Climate neutrality/ net-zero/ SBTs
• How to set strategy & goals
• Challenges in the implementation - how to reach net-zero
• Risk for green-washing
• Internal engagement and communication



Date: Monday 15th of March 
Time: 09.00-10.30 on Zoom

​For: Sustainability directors and decision makers within the Norwegian business landscape​

Agenda:
09:00 - 09:15     Introduction
09:15 - 09:45     Expert panel discussion with Denis Jorisch
                            & Marie Gustafsson (
Guest panelist TBA)
09:45 - 10:10     Breakout sessions with subject discussions
10:10 - 10:25     Plenum - presenting key takeaways
10:25 - 10:30     Wrap-up


​​Contact event@sustainabilityhub.no for questions or enquirers.​​

​This event is hosted with South Pole.​
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About the speakers 

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Denis Jorisch
Practice Lead Corporate Climate Targets
​South Pole



Denis Jorisch is a Practice Lead Corporate Climate Targets at South Pole
working with businesses and governments across the DACH Region and will share insights on how to realise deep decarbonisation pathways across
industries. This, based on a thorough understanding of climate risks and
opportunities in specific sectors, striving for a world where businesses,
governments and communities make climate action the new normal.
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​Marie Gustafsson
Senior Consultant Corporate Sustainability
South Pole

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Marie Gustafsson is a South Pole consultant based in Sweden. She has 10
years of experience with climate calculations, green finance and reinsurance.
As Regional Lead for the Nordics, she oversees the consultancy portfolio
across South Pole's practices. She is an expert in GHG accounting and at
South Pole she has worked with a wide range of carbon footprint
calculations for prominent corporate operations, events as well as climate
finance projects. Prior to this role, Marie worked with carbon footprinting
and emission compensation and was central in setting up the Impact
Reporting Function for the Global Climate Partnership Fund (GCPF),
developing the fund carbon accounting framework and routines.

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