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Net zero is the state in which the greenhouse gases emitted by an organisation or portfolio are balanced by an equivalent amount removed from the atmosphere, in alignment with a defined pathway.
Example in context
You're reviewing a manager's net-zero commitment. Its credibility rests on a concrete transition plan and interim targets — and on whether the assets remain resilient to the physical risks that arise regardless of the pathway.
Why it matters
Net-zero commitments shape capital allocation, transition risk, and disclosure expectations. Mitiga addresses the physical-risk exposure that persists alongside any decarbonisation pathway.
See the physical risk that remains
FAQ
What does net zero mean?
Cutting emissions as far as possible and balancing the remainder with removals, in line with a decarbonisation pathway.
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