New Course: Critical Business Basics for Carbon and Net Zero in Telecoms
Critical Business Basics for Carbon and Net Zero in Telecoms is brought to you by Wray Castle, one of the world’s most established telecoms training providers and City Science, the UK’s leading specialist in modelling net-zero and carbon accounting. This combination of in-depth telecoms insight with powerful carbon modelling skillsets is uniquely positioned to provide both net-zero advisory and training services to the TMT markets.
Critical Business Basics for Carbon and Net Zero in Telecoms features a series of seven one-hour modules targeting busy executives or managers covering the key business risks and opportunities facing the telecoms sector as a result of climate change. This course will provide a broad overview of the key issues telecoms executives need to be aware of including the potential business impacts of external policy changes, regulatory and reporting considerations, green finance, emerging business models and current sector best-practice.
Course Modules:
- The Science and Terminology
- Policy, Development of External Factors and Telecoms Impacts
- Reporting and Regulatory Requirements and their Implications
- Trends and Potential Impacts of Green Finance (ESG, Green Finance, Offsets etc.)
- Business Model Impacts and the Net Zero Opportunity for Telecoms
- Best Practice and the Telecoms Landscape
- Business Tools to Help Navigate Net Zero (Next Steps)
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