Despite clear growth in clean energy, the shift toward net zero is still hindered by cautious investments. Why do many decision-makers view the transition as so costly, and how does this perception impact progress?
In this video, Cameron Hepburn, a professor of environmental economics at Oxford, introduces the concept of "sensitive intervention points" — small, targeted actions that can yield outsized effects on the green transition. Hepburn also discusses the critical role of systems leadership in navigating these shifts and highlights the skills systems leaders need to drive sustainable change. Discover how a change in perception could accelerate the journey to a cleaner future.






