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Deloitte Centre for Sustainable Progress

The Deloitte Centre for Sustainable Progress provides bold, results-orientated thought leadership to effectively guide leaders and their organisations through their sustainability evolution.

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Leading Sustainability Insight and Analysis

The Deloitte Centre for Sustainable Progress (DCSP) is focused on addressing challenges and identifying opportunities to advance sustainability priorities by driving adaptation and mitigation activities, fostering resilience, and informing energy transition pathways. By assembling eminent leaders and innovating thinkers, the Deloitte Centre for Sustainable Progress explores effective and ground-breaking solutions—and collaborates to enable action on the global challenges facing humanity. The Deloitte Centre for Sustainable Progress does not provide services to clients.

Financing the green energy transition

How finance can fuel innovation and power a green energy transition while saving the world US$50 trillion on its journey to net zero.
Research
7 minute read

Green hydrogen: Energising the path to net zero

Deloitte’s new economic analysis shows how clean hydrogen can play a paramount role to achieve net-zero targets by 2050. It can give us a second chance to decarbonise the planet, overcoming existing limitations and challenges posed by fossil fuels and technologies that add to Greenhouse Gas emissions.
Perspective
10 minute read

2025 C-suite Sustainability Report

For the fourth year, Deloitte Global surveyed more than 2,100 executives across 27 countries, and results indicated that sustainability remains a priority for global business leaders with increased investment and technology helping drive progress.
Research
7 minute read

Embedding ESG Reporting and Driving System-Level Behaviour Change

It’s easy to fixate on the mechanics of sustainability reporting – getting lost in the weeds of detailed metrics. This focus is both understandable and valid. But sustainability reporting is not, and never should be, viewed as an end in itself. Rather, it is a means to overcome the disconnect between ambition and action.

The turning point

Time is no longer running out to act on climate change; it’s up, and the global economy is at a crossroads. But, if the world acts now to rapidly achieve net-zero emissions by mid-century, the transformation of the economy would set the world up for stronger economic growth by 2070.
Research
5 minute read

Beyond environmental impact: The case of Social in ESG

As organisations strive to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability, the focus has been on the E in ESG. However, it's crucial not to overlook the social aspect of ESG because a company's impact on people can create risks and opportunities that affect its reputation and long-term success.
Perspective
10 minute read

Europe’s turning point

Time is running out to act on climate change. But rather than climate action being a drain on the economy, our report on the European continent shows there is a window of opportunity to act now to significantly boost GDP, accelerate growth and provide new employment opportunities for citizens.
Research
5 minute read

Work toward net zero

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Antoine Fenech

Antoine Fenech

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Guiding clients on the path to net zero and beyond

We recognise that business leadership and collective action is critical to addressing the climate crisis. Deloitte Sustainability is uniquely positioned to help organisations as they redefine their strategies, embed sustainability into their operations, consider tax implications, navigate disclosure and regulatory requirements, and help accelerate their transformation to drive long-term value creation.

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