Thank you for being part of the most important forum for corporate climate action.

I invite you to think: (..): What design features are pushing your company to operate in that extractive way again? What would it take to change them? What features, however, are allowing you to operate in a much more regenerative way? And, what more can be done to progress in that direction?

Schneider Electric has defined principles and clear decarbonization goals for the medium and long term: To be carbon neutral by 2030 (on the company's own emissions without counting offsets) and on the other hand, to be carbon neutral by 2050 throughout the production chain.

Durability, reuse, compostability, regeneration, among others, are the strategies that will predominate in the future, which will ensure long-term profitability.

There is a lot to achieve when you have an attitude of voluntary activism to decarbonize, breaking paradigms and also leveraging the power of digital, which can access a lot and gives a lot of scalability to decarbonization.

"We unanimously approved in Congress the Framework Law on Climate Change, which is already going to become law and will be enacted by the new president, who is President Boric. And this confirms that we treat climate policy as a state policy. The goal is carbon neutrality and climate resilience by 2050 at the latest".

"Imagine what you can achieve just by having a real conscience and the decision to materialize your 100% for the Earth. You will gain not only being part of a more responsible company, but the peace of mind of being able to look your children in the eye, ... and I think that's one of the most important things we can do with our lives."

"The Science Based Targets (SBT) initiative was born in 2015 to give companies methods and tools to set science-based emissions reduction targets aligned to the goals of the Paris agreement."

"I anticipate a regulatory framework of a more demanding reality in terms of being aligned with what society demands, with what consumers demand. But a more legitimate regulatory framework, built in a much more participatory way, without this possible reality of watertight compartments where the State goes on one side and the business sector and society go on a different side".