Rethinking Climate Strategy in an AI-Driven Economy
Artificial intelligence is playing an increasingly central role in climate strategy and is rising up the boardroom agenda. From tracking emissions and forecasting supply-chain risks to improving reporting, AI provides the speed and insight needed to turn ambitious environmental targets into measurable results. It is increasingly viewed as a critical lever for accelerating decarbonisation and resilience.
The question is no longer whether AI can deliver impact, but how quickly organisations will embed it into core operations. Responsible use is essential – both to manage AI’s own energy demands and to ensure that sustainability gains are credible and long-term. In a landscape where investors and regulators increasingly view carbon as capital, companies that use intelligent technologies to decarbonise at scale will be placed to drive value and build resilience.
This Financial Times breakfast briefing, held in partnership with SAP, will convene business leaders at New York Climate Week to examine how AI can be deployed to accelerate decarbonisation. Leadership in the transition will depend on using intelligent technologies to accelerate decarbonisation while embedding carbon as a measure of business value.
Why Attend?
Gain actionable insight
Understand how AI, connected data, and integrated finance-sustainability strategies can accelerate climate action and deliver measurable returns
Build strategic connections
Network with senior decision-makers across industries in an exclusive, high-level setting during Climate Week NYC
Spot opportunities
Discover scalable, data-driven solutions to decarbonise operations, manage climate risk, and turn sustainability into a competitive advantage
Key Discussion Points
Climate Reality & the Need for Action
How leaders can reframe climate impacts as operational and financial imperatives — building resilience in supply chains, business models, and balance sheets.
Sustainability x Finance
How CFOs can use integrated carbon and financial data to steer towards growth, compliance, and green margins.
Business AI
The role of AI in unifying data, automating compliance, and enabling rapid, evidence-based sustainability decisions.
We’re Here To Help
Speaking Opportunities
Alex Bell
alexandra.bell@ft.com
Frequently Asked Questions
© Financial Times Live
FT Live and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice
