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Today, purpose-driven, future-focused businesses are fundamentally altering how they operate. They understand that the key to unlocking growth lies in taking new approaches to familiar challenges. To be more sustainable, more socially aligned, and more accountable doesn’t come easily. Progress is varied across industries, companies and even business units. The path forward is not linear, but when this commitment to a shared goal is adopted more widely, embraced more wholeheartedly, and tackled more collaboratively, we can continue working toward a net-zero future for Australia.
That’s what Momentum is all about.
Today, purpose-driven, future-focused businesses are fundamentally altering how they operate. They understand that the key to unlocking growth lies in taking new approaches to familiar challenges. To be more sustainable, more socially aligned, and more accountable doesn’t come easily. Progress is varied across industries, companies and even business units. The path forward is not linear, but when this commitment to a shared goal is adopted more widely, embraced more wholeheartedly, and tackled more collaboratively, we can continue working toward a net-zero future for Australia.
That’s what Momentum is all about.
Sharing ideas and solutions that can help power the nation’s transition to a more sustainable and vibrant future.
Australia's transition to net zero gathers Momentum at CBA's third sustainability conference
CBA’s third sustainability conference, Momentum: Accelerating Australia’s Transition, brings together business, political and science leaders to share insights and ideas to support the move to a net-zero economy.
Optimism, electrification and AI: Top takeaways from Momentum, CommBank’s sustainability conference
Sharing ideas and solutions that can help power the nation’s transition to a more sustainable and vibrant future.
Connecting capital to accelerate the transition to net-zero
As the shift from fossil fuel-based to sustainable energy picks up pace, experts and investors are working together to accelerate the deployment of capital to fund the energy transition.
At CommBank’s sustainability conference, CEOs share how they’re leading the way to net zero
By Sam Downing
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Supporting Australian businesses to transition to a more sustainable economy.
A once-in-a-generation opportunity
The roadmap to net zero is complicated but we have experts navigating the path.
Australia's golden opportunity to lead the world in carbon credits
Carbon markets are a powerful transitional tool in the journey to net zero and Australia is very well placed to supply the full spectrum of high-integrity credits to support emerging technologies and nature-based solutions.
A roadmap to net-zero cities
Reducing the emissions from how we live, work and travel in urban environments is essential to achieving climate goals. And the resulting benefits have a large multiplier effect.
Explore sessions from CommBank Momentum 2024.
Leading to Net Zero: The leaders of three Australian companies opened Momentum – CommBank’s sustainability conference – by discussing the challenges and opportunities of the transition to a net zero economy.
Moderated by Deborah Leerhsen, Executive General Manager – Global Institutional Banking Coverage, CommBank
Panellists:
#CBA #CommBank #Momentum2024
Global population growth, Net zero targets and declining biodiversity are three interconnected challenges facing our agricultural industry.
How can farmers create an uplift in production to meet demand, improve their financial performance and business resilience, while reducing their impact on the natural environment?
Moderated by Natasha Greenwood, General Manager – Agribusiness, CommBank
Panellists:
#CBA #CommBank #Momentum2024
Moderated by Will Mailer – Chief Behavioral Scientist, CommBank
Panellists:
#CBA #CommBank #Momentum2024
The 2024 Momentum event was part of a series of experiences and initiatives brought to you by CommBank. The session: Carbon Credits - Can Australia lead the world, brought together leading experts to discuss Australia’s generational opportunity to become a world leader in the supply of high integrity carbon credits. We heard from different voices from the carbon ecosystem will highlight the possible pathways, concerns and best-in-class approaches and share their thoughts on where the big opportunities lie for Australia in terms of impact and transformation.
Moderated by Dr. Yasmina Elshafei, Managing Director – Global Carbon, CommBank
Panellists:
#Carbon, #CBA, #CBA, #CommBank, #Momentum2024, #Indigenous carbon, #ACCU
Four out of every five existing buildings in our major cities and towns will still be standing 25 years from now. These same premises currently produce 60% of our cities’ carbon emissions.
How can we rapidly embrace sustainable retrofitting to ensure we successfully hit our net zero targets?
Moderated by Grant Cairns, Executive General Manager – Business Lending, CommBank
Panellists:
#CBA #CommBank #Momentum2024
Moderated by Andrew Hinchliff, Group Executive – Institutional Banking & Markets, CommBank
Panellists:
#CBA #CommBank #Momentum2024
Keynote: Jen M. Huffstetler – Chief Product Sustainability Officer and General Manager, Intel
#CBA #CommBank #Momentum2024
Moderated by Mandy Drury – Business Anchor, CNBC
Panellists:
#CBA #CommBank #Momentum2024
Moderated by Neil Fraser, Executive Director – Natural Resources, Energy and Carbon, CommBank
Panellists:
#CBA #CommBank #Momentum2024
Moderated by Julie Hunter – Chief Risk Officer (Acting), Institutional Banking & Markets, CommBank
Panellists:
#CBA #CommBank #Momentum2024
Keynote: Senator, the Hon Jenny McAllister – Assistant Minister for Climate Change and Energy
#CBA #CommBank #Momentum2024
A selection of innovative companies who are supporting the transition to a more sustainable future.
A selection of innovative companies who are supporting the transition to a more sustainable future.
Intel
Intel is an industry leader, creating world-changing technology that enables global progress and enriches lives. Inspired by Moore’s Law, we continuously work to advance the design and manufacturing of semiconductors to help address our customers’ greatest challenges. To learn more about Intel’s innovations, go to newsroom.intel.com and intel.com.
Origin Zero
Origin Zero accelerates business toward zero. We support business customers navigate the challenges and opportunities of decarbonisation, wherever they are on the journey. We partner with businesses to create tailored and orchestrated renewable energy solutions that optimise energy use, drive cost efficiencies, lower emissions and move towards their net zero goals.
Ampol
Ampol is an independent Australian company and the leader in transport fuels in Australia and New Zealand. We are currently extending our customer value proposition to support the energy transition, including AmpCharge and Ampol Energy, and achieve our target of net zero scope 1 and 2 emissions from operations by 2040.
Optus
As one of the largest telecommunications companies in Australia, Optus provides mobile, telephone, internet, satellite, entertainment and business network services to more than 10 million customers each day
Prospecta Utilities
Prospecta Utilities designs, manages, monitors, and maintains private enterprise network solutions and innovative renewable energy solutions for developers and asset owners in the multi-residential, retirement, commercial, retail, industrial, agricultural, sports, education, and private health spaces.
Uber for Business
A platform for managing global rides and meals for companies of any size, with a focus on moving towards a more sustainable future. We help companies take action against air pollution by making it easy for you to implement sustainable travel policies and meet internal sustainability goals while keeping your costs low.
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