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      COP31 comes as organizations navigate rising energy demand, physical climate impacts, technological disruption, geopolitical uncertainty and pressure to turn transition plans into investable action. 

      What could these developments mean for business competitiveness, resilience and investment priorities? 

      Hear directly from people who were on the ground at COP31 as they discuss what developments in energy, physical climate risk and transition investment may mean for business competitiveness, resilience and capital priorities.

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      24 November 2026 

      10:30 IST
      13:00 SGT/CST
      14:00 JST
      16:00 AET

      24 November 2026

      9:00 GMT
      10:00 CET 
      13:00 GST
      14:30 IST

      24 November 2026

      9:00 PT
      12:00 ET
      14:00 BRT
      17:00 UTC


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      Discussion topics

      • How energy affordability security, electrification and artificial intelligence (AI)-related energy demand may affect competitiveness and infrastructure priorities
      • Why physical climate risk is increasing the focus on adaptation, resilience and financial planning
      • How organizations can turn transition plans into investable business priorities
      • Developments in climate and nature finance, carbon markets and emerging-market investment
      • The growing importance of water, circularity and resource resilience

      Who should attend

      Executives leading responsible for strategy, finance, operations, risk, sustainability, transformation and growth.

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