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In its final days in January 2025, the Biden administration expanded controls on AI technology exports with the release of two interim rules. Confusion and concern ensued from impacted businesses in the US and beyond.
In our APAC Climate Guide, experts across the region share their insights as they help clients to navigate the transition. We look at the incentives encouraging clean energy, how carbon markets are expanding, the growth of sustainable finance and the role of the private sector. We also look at focus areas in each jurisdiction, from wind power in Japan to electric vehicles in China.
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Our Global Leadership Team
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- Mr. Wang Junfeng is the principal founding partner of King & Wood Mallesons (China) and is currently Global Chairman of the firm's International Management Committee.
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It is estimated that the health system is responsible (either directly or indirectly) for 5% of Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions, with clinical care contributing to over half of greenhouse gas emissions produced by health systems.[2]
29 April 2025
Insight
However, scope 3 emissions remained difficult to accurately characterise, causing challenges in reporting and risking significant year-on-year changes to reported figures resulting from previously unreported emissions data. Entities within this sector remained vigilant to these issues and have increased their attempts to improve reporting accuracy by requiring substantial suppliers to disclose their emissions figures. This has allowed them to better identify high-risk suppliers and consider switching to more sustainable suppliers to reduce emissions.
29 April 2025
Insight
While there are differences in short and medium-term targets, in the long-term, these entities generally have consistent goals of reaching net zero for scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions by 2050 or sooner. The industrials entities also aimed to accomplish this by employing similar strategies to achieve those goals, including transitioning to renewable energy, optimising operations to reduce fuel use, and engaging stakeholders in reduction efforts. They also support policy initiatives for sectoral decarbonisation, for example, by collaborating with government, business, and industry to develop sustainable emissions reductions solutions.
29 April 2025
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