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Sustainability as strategy: Trump 2.0, tariffs and the global energy transition
This episode, we dive into the complexities of U.S. energy policy, particularly around the impact of tariffs and the challenges of reshoring manufacturing. Zach Kaplan, Partner in the Energy practice, explores the long-term economic effects of these tariffs, questioning whether the U.S. has the workforce, infrastructure, and capital to meet the ambitious goals set by policymakers. This conversation also touches on the shifting global landscape, as countries begin to prioritize regional energy transition plans, reducing dependency on the U.S. and rethinking multilateral commitments. Zach highlights the need for pragmatic solutions to address both short-term policy volatility and long-term industrial reorientation....

Sustainability as strategy: Sustainability in Digital
As businesses navigate the evolving landscape of sustainability, digital tools are proving to be a game-changer. Philipp Leutiger, Head Partner of the Roland Berger Digital practice in the Americas, explores how companies can align financial and sustainability goals, leverage AI to reduce waste, and break down operational silos to drive efficiency. From addressing supply chain inefficiencies to rethinking the role of green premiums, this episode offers practical insights into making sustainability a value generator—not just a cost. Listen now!

Sustainability as strategy: Sustainability at CES and the future of the hydrogen economy
With many executives keen to learn more about how leveraging a 'green premium' can help shape strategy and drive overall performance, increased attention is being paid to how organizations power their operations. Dr. Diego Ibarra from Roland Berger Americas takes a close look at the hydrogen economy and outlines how evolving market conditions and policy initiatives are having an impact on this promising sector of the energy industry. Listen now!