The private sector sees a $100 Trillion opportunity

The transition to net zero—a target of completely eliminating additional greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions—will require investment of over $100 trillion over the next three decades.
Global efforts to address climate change are broadening, deepening and accelerating. Over 125 countries now have net-zero emissions commitments—including China, the European Union and Japan—and the Biden administration is committed to building a clean energy economy in the U.S. by 2035.
As public expectations for climate action grow and climate policies become more concrete, major companies are committing to net-zero targets and will be under increasing pressure to develop science-based transition plans.
Investors will increasingly be expected to manage climate risks and realize the enormous opportunities from the transition, which will involve virtually every sector of the economy.
Driving the transition to net zero will require both significant capital and deep operational/development expertise. Those with extensive operating experience and knowledge of renewable power, infrastructure and business transformation are well positioned to help companies become more competitive in a zero-carbon world.