ESG scores and ratings are similar concepts used to evaluate a company’s performance in environmental (E), social (S), and governance (G) factors. Scores are numerical values (like 1-10), while ratings are letter-based grades (like A-F). Both aim to assess a company’s overall ESG performance and its performance in specific areas. A shift towards the low carbon economy is increasingly inducing…
ESG Scores Still Matter
ESG scores and ratings are similar concepts used to evaluate a company’s performance in environmental (E), social (S), and governance (G) factors. Scores are numerical values (like 1-10), while ratings are letter-based grades (like A-F). Both aim to assess a company’s overall ESG performance and its performance in specific areas. A shift towards the low carbon economy is increasingly inducing…
ESG Scores Still Matter
ESG scores and ratings are similar concepts used to evaluate a company’s performance in environmental (E), social (S), and governance (G) factors. Scores are numerical values (like 1-10), while ratings are letter-based grades (like A-F). Both aim to assess a company’s overall ESG performance and its performance in specific areas. A shift towards the low carbon economy is increasingly inducing…
ESG Scores Still Matter
ESG scores and ratings are similar concepts used to evaluate a company’s performance in environmental (E), social (S), and governance (G) factors. Scores are numerical values (like 1-10), while ratings are letter-based grades (like A-F). Both aim to assess a company’s overall ESG performance and its performance in specific areas. A shift towards the low carbon economy is increasingly inducing…
ESG Scores Still Matter
ESG scores and ratings are similar concepts used to evaluate a company’s performance in environmental (E), social (S), and governance (G) factors. Scores are numerical values (like 1-10), while ratings are letter-based grades (like A-F). Both aim to assess a company’s overall ESG performance and its performance in specific areas. A shift towards the low carbon economy is increasingly inducing…
ESG Scores Still Matter
ESG scores and ratings are similar concepts used to evaluate a company’s performance in environmental (E), social (S), and governance (G) factors. Scores are numerical values (like 1-10), while ratings are letter-based grades (like A-F). Both aim to assess a company’s overall ESG performance and its performance in specific areas. A shift towards the low carbon economy is increasingly inducing…
Short-term Emissions Reduction Targets “Crucial”
Investors seek enhanced capital allocation disclosure after CA100+’s latest benchmark highlights a decrease in short-term target-setting. High-emitting companies have been urged to set ambitious short-term decarbonisation targets which support their long-term net zero goals, following a dip in the number doing so. The latest round of company assessments against investor-led engagement initiative Climate Action 100+’s (CA100+) Net Zero Company Benchmark noted…
Companies Hoard Trove of Ocean Data
The private sector is lagging public entities on transparency, with investors urged to push for greater access. Despite an increase in regulations mandating corporate disclosures of sustainability-related risks, investors have a far from complete picture of the depth of their portfolio holdings’ negative impacts on the ocean. According to Kimberly Mathisen, CEO of non-profit HUB Ocean, private sector companies in…
UK National Audit Office Publishes Overview of New Government’s approach to Environment and Climate Change
On 15 October, the UK’s independent public spending watchdog (the National Audit Office or NAO) published its overview of the Government’s approach to the three areas of environmental improvement, net zero and climate change adaptation. The report provides a high-level critique of Government programmes to date on these three interrelated areas emphasising the scale of the policy challenges and setting…
UK National Audit Office Publishes Overview of New Government’s approach to Environment and Climate Change
On 15 October, the UK’s independent public spending watchdog (the National Audit Office or NAO) published its overview of the Government’s approach to the three areas of environmental improvement, net zero and climate change adaptation. The report provides a high-level critique of Government programmes to date on these three interrelated areas emphasising the scale of the policy challenges and setting…