28/09/2009 18:04

As the penultimate negotiating session for the Copenhagen Climate Change summit begins in Bangkok, climate change specialists Richard Gledhill and Jon Williams from PwC's Sustainability and Climate Change practice give their views on the impact of the UN Climate Week in New York and other recent developments on the prospects for Copenhagen:

• Are we any closer to a deal, or a low carbon recovery?
• Can, and will, the US make a deal in Copenhagen?
• What clouds lie on the horizon in Europe and elsewhere for an ambitious global deal in December?

Read this and more by downloading the PwC perspective on the Road to Copenhagen on the right or at www.ukmediacentre.pwc.com.

1. Richard Gledhill and Jon Williams are available for interview and further comment on issues surrounding climate change and carbon markets. Please contact Rowena Mearley for details.
2. The PricewaterhouseCoopers climate change team will be issuing regular updates on the status of the climate change talks in the lead up to, and at, Copenhagen. For more information please register at http://www.pwc.com/climateready or contact Rowena Mearley (rowena.mearley@uk.pwc.com)
3. PwC is a strategic advisor to the World Economic Forum Climate Change Initiative, and a member of the Low Carbon Prosperity Taskforce which is working with the G20 governments to develop a set of practical projects and policy proposals to encourage a rapid transition to a low carbon economy.
4. PwC has a 17 year track record of advising clients on sustainability and corporate responsibility issues across its assurance, tax and advisory practices. In the past 18 months the UK practice has trebled in size, joining a global network of over 800 practitioners.

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