Emission reduction in China can be a $6.5TN opportunity.    

The only way for China to achieve net zero, is to push forward tangible innovations.   

China is a very different economy from the developed world. It possesses most of the primary carbon dioxide emission sources.   

Developed countries could offset emissions via carbon offsets. The challenge is much harder in China, still the ‘factory of the world’.   

China needs to mobilize the Public and Private Sectors, together, providing a shared objective, tasks, and most importantly, incentives to support net zero ambitions.   

In Oliver Wyman, we worked with World Economic Forum to define the innovation pathways to net zero across key sectors. The insights seek to provide a clear policy direction and industry rallying call,to build the ecosystem required to drive impact.   

A key part of this is the future innovation of financial products that really support the net zero transition.   Working hard towards emission reduction, is about doing good for the world in a profitable way.

Hello, my name is Kelly Tian, and I am a Principal at Oliver Wyman.

Together, let’s accelerate breakthroughs.