This document discusses how companies can adapt to climate change and opportunities for new business. It notes that 2014 and 2015 were the hottest years on record and regions of the Arctic were over 16C warmer than normal. Examples are given of countries like Zimbabwe, Fiji, and Vietnam that suffered billions in damages from droughts and cyclones in 2016. The document calls for increased investments in clean energy and efficiency of $16.5 trillion by 2030 to meet 2C climate goals. It also notes that more investors are divesting from fossil fuels or pressuring oil companies to adopt 2C targets.

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Yritysten sopeutuminen ilmastonmuutokseen ja uusi liiketoiminta
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2. Members:
Market cap > 46% of Helsinki Stock Exchange Gross sales > 90 billion euros
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3. The status of the
climate change The year 2014 was the warmest
ever recorded by humans. Then
2015 was warmer still. January
2016 broke the record for the
largest monthly temperature
anomaly. February didn’t break
climate change records – it
obliterated them. Regions of the
Arctic were were more than 16C
warmer than normal and the
surface of the Earth north of the
equator was 2C warmer than
pre-industrial temperatures.
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4. Zimbabwe has suffered $1.6 billion in damage from its
2016 drought. This is approximately 12% of their GDP.
(Image credit: Ziniyange Auntony/AFP/Getty Images.)
Fiji suffered $470 million in damage from Category 5 Cyclone
Winston's impact in February 2016. ~10% of their GDP.
(Image credit: My Fijian Images and Jah Ray.)
Vietnam: $6.7 billion damage from
its 2016 drought. 4% of Vietnam's GDP
(Image credit: STR/AFP/Getty Images)2016
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Summer 2016 news

6. Climate risks around the world
Source: IPCC
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9. Annually this means ~$1.100 billion. In 2010–2015 the investment level has been $300–350
billion. Big majority of the funds should come from the private sector.
https://www.iea.org/newsroomandevents/graphics/investment-
in-global-energy-supply-by-fossil-fuel-non-fossil-fuel-and-
power-td.html
Investment in global energy supply by fossil fuel, non-fossil
fuel
and power T&D
2. Speed up clean energy investments. We need $ 16,5 trillion investments into
cleantech and energy efficiency by 2030 to meet 2 C goal.
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10. Carbon Tracker;
<”60$/barrel oil” is
burnable
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Increasing amount of investors are divesting fossil fuels or actively impacting
fossil companies to have 2 C targets
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KIITOS MIELENKIINNOSTA!
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