ESG Isn’t Failing — But the Business Case Might Be
· Source: supplychainbrain.com
In short
The article argues that ESG is not failing conceptually, but many sustainability initiatives lack a solid business case, leading to failed market entries and scaled-back commitments. It highlights patterns where subsidies run out, oil prices shift, or policy changes undermine the economics of green technologies. The author calls for companies to finish the business case before announcing ESG targets and to align incentives across procurement, operations, and sustainability.
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Tags: ESG, sustainability, supply chain, business case, governance, regulation