For decades the climate debate has focused on policy and international climate negotiations - on the assumption that the market wouldn't change until policy forced it to do so. This assumption is now wrong.
In this column Paul Gilding explores four critical factors that are coming together, putting the market on the verge of radical shift that will rapidly spread through the global economy. As a result, enormous value will shift between industries, the economic prospects for many countries will be transformed and the trajectory of climate action will change.