Interviews

Giles Dickson

2024-07-19

The future of energy in Europe is heavily reliant on electricity, with the EU aiming for 75% of its energy consumption to come from electricity by 2050, over half of which is expected to be sourced from wind energy.

Emmanuel Ladent

CEO

Carbios

2024-07-19

Our enzymatic process can recycle various plastic waste types that are currently non-recyclable, such as food trays and cosmetic packaging, thus reducing reliance on incineration and landfill. By making these materials economically viable for recycling, we contribute significantly to the circular economy and help reduce the environmental impact of plastic waste.

Leslie Adkins

Vice President of Marketing & ESG Development

Trex

2024-07-17

Our decking is made from recycled content, including polyethylene film and wood dust, creating a product that lasts 25 to 50 years with minimal maintenance.

Henrik Sundberg

Climate Impact Lead

H&M Group

2024-07-17

Circularity in fashion involves creating a system where products are designed to be recycled and reused, thus minimizing waste. We focus on three main areas: circular products, circular supply chains, and providing consumers with access to circular options.

Fredrik Ekström

Chairman

of Nasdaq Stockholm and Chairman of Puro.earth

2024-07-17

The key to achieving the targets set by the Paris Agreement is securing the right funding and financing mix. It's essential to have a combination of public funding solutions and private initiatives working collaboratively.

Tom van Aken

CEO

Avantium

2024-07-15

Our initial goal was to move away from petroleum-based feedstocks, focusing on bio-based solutions due to their abundance. Over time, we also explored using CO2 as a feedstock. Our concept has always been to find alternatives to fossil-based materials and create an economy based on renewable carbon sources.

Nathaniel Pieper

Chief Executive Officer

oneworld

2024-07-12

In terms of potential expansion, we're focusing on China, India, and Latin America. We analyze global demand and compare it with our current network to identify gaps or "white spaces." Our first approach is to see if existing member airlines can fill these gaps through organic growth. If not, we consider adding new members.

Kevin Singh

Founder & CEO

Icarus Jet

2024-07-12

There are no standardized colleges for becoming a pilot like there are for medicine or engineering. My generation's heroes were World War II pilots and aviators like Chuck Yeager, who inspired us to become pilots. Today, flying has changed dramatically. Pilots on low-cost carriers like Ryanair and EasyJet fly multiple legs daily, which is exhausting and doesn't offer the same allure. The image of pilots has shifted, and fewer people aspire to become one.

Steve Hafner

Founder & CEO

KAYAK

2024-07-12

We've been trying to solve the problem of showing consumers everything in one place for 20 years. Travel information is partially digitized, and some supplier sites are slow, frustrating users who expect quick results. Moreover, loyalty programs and miles complicate the integration since not all sites have all inventory, leading people to cross-shop. Travel is a significant purchase, so people naturally look for the best deals across multiple sites. While we aim to be the go-to platform for this search, the complexity and scale of the task present ongoing challenges.

Cindy Koh

Executive Vice President

Singapore Economic Development Board

2024-07-12

Our size and physical constraints have always been challenges but these have not precluded us from pursuing sustainable development. To help businesses operate more sustainably, we are working to increase their access to renewable energy. Current renewable energy deployment in Singapore includes solarising as much land, rooftops, or even water bodies as possible.

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