Achieving the climate goals set in place during the Paris agreement will require more than just government. To reduce the threat of climate change, the private sector has to continue to get involved. The good thing is that the figures so far are promising, with at least one trillion dollars having already been invested into renewable energy, energy efficiency, and public transport around the world. Now as governments meet in Bonn this week to discuss how to further implement their Paris pledges, it’s key that the public sector introduces government reforms to make investment from the private sector more attractive.
How the private sector is putting the Paris climate target in reach
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