ESSEC Business School - France - Companies and climate change
- Offered byCoursera
Companies and climate change at Coursera Overview
Duration | 13 hours |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Beginner |
Official Website | Explore Free Course |
Credential | Certificate |
Companies and climate change at Coursera Highlights
- Shareable Certificate Earn a Certificate upon completion
- 100% online Start instantly and learn at your own schedule.
- Flexible deadlines Reset deadlines in accordance to your schedule.
- Beginner Level
- Approx. 13 hours to complete
- English Subtitles: English
Companies and climate change at Coursera Course details
- How can companies act in the fight against global warming?
- This is a question that is being asked more and more urgently to all economic actors.
- To shed some light on your thoughts, we have met with four companies of various sizes and sectors of activity that are very committed to the subject. They will share with you their progress in aligning themselves with the objectives of the Paris Accord.
- Alain Grandjean and his colleagues from Carbone 4 will bring you the fundamentals of the subject, scientific bases to clarify the stakes, but also and above all, methodological elements to help you put your company on the path of the 2 degrees.With my fellow professors from ESSEC, we will bring you complementary views and a synthesis of all the contents.
- This MOOC will not be a technical MOOC, this MOOC will not be an advocacy MOOC either, this MOOC will be a pedagogical object that will help you have a better understanding of organizational issues and managerial concepts in relation to climate change - a complex scientific topic. It is therefore a question of knowing more about how a company can take climate change into account in its strategy and its operations.
- For those who wish to do so, we will provide you with tools and means to take action on these issues of climate change and energy transition.
Companies and climate change at Coursera Curriculum
1. Taking ownership of the issues
General introduction
Introduction to episode 1
1. Understanding climate change
2. Time scale and scope of the task
3. Is the future set in stone?
Part 1: Integrated Evaluation Models
Part 2: Carbon tax and internalising the social cost of carbon
Trusting, distrustful and defiant relationships in the Community Energy ecosystem in the United Kingdom
Champagne Drappier & Comité Champagne
Essilor
BNP Paribas
Saint-Gobain
ENGIE
Kering
Taking a step back
Script general introduction
Script introduction episode 1
Script Carbone 4
Script Radu Vranceanu Part 1
Script Radu Vranceanu Part 2
Script Laurence de Carlo
Script ENGIE
Script Kering
Script Taking a step back
Quiz 1
2. Managing the energy transition
Introduction to episode 2
4. Leading the energy transition in business
5. Determining and calculating a carbon footprint
6. Implementing an action plan
Why and how can companies guide their customers towards virtuous behaviour in terms of climate change?
Carbon footprint and supply chain, measuring and acting on the entire value chain
Champagne Drappier & Comité Champagne
Essilor
BNP Paribas
Saint-Gobain
Orange
Renault
Taking a step back
Script Introduction episode 2
Script Carbone 4
Script Emmanuelle le Nagard
Script Félix Papier
Script Orange
Script Renault
Script Taking a step back
Quiz 2
Financing the energy transition
Introduction to episode 3
7. Investment needs
8. Strategy for the financial players
9. New financial products
How do law and regulation spur finance to put itself in service of the transition?
Financing the energy transition by providing equity capital: focus on taking ESG criteria into account in asset management and crowdfunding
Champagne Drappier & Comité Champagne
Essilor
BNP Paribas
Saint-Gobain
AXA
Crédit Agricole
Taking a step back
Script introduction episode 3
Script Carbone 4
Script Hugues Bouthinon-Dumas
Script Francis Declerck
Script AXA
Script Crédit Agricole
Script Taking a step back
Quiz 3
4. Changing your business model
Introduction to episode 4
10. Scenario analysis
11. Physical risks
Cleantech entrepreneurship, opportunities for innovation
The role and responsibility of a higher education institution in management: the commitment of ESSEC
Champagne Drappier & Comité Champagne
Essilor
BNP Paribas
Saint-Gobain
Total
Schneider Electric
Taking a step back
Script introduction episode 4
Script Carbone 4
Script Jan Lepoutre
Script Anne-Claire Pache
Script Total
Script Schneider Electric
Script Taking a step back
Quiz 4