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Sep 23, 2026
PwC on Whether Climate Ambition Peaked
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Eric KaneHOST
I was wondering if you could walk us through how the metric has changed year over year and what you see as key reasons as to why more companies are ultimately on track.

David LinichGUEST
We peel this back within our research to understand how is this looking across industry sectors.

David LinichGUEST
And I want to explain one of those views where we show how is ambition and progress changing one sector to the next.

David LinichGUEST
And we found there was an interesting correlation where The industry sectors that were more aggressive on their targets were also showing better progress against those targets.

David LinichGUEST
So it could be a function of they brought a level of aggressiveness, not just to their ambitions, but also to how they're executing on those ambitions.
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