Carbon Emissions and ESG
Carbon emissions are an important environmental indicator and a key factor in ESG information disclosure. At present, many jurisdictions have made regulations on Scope 1 2 3 carbon emissions, and require companies to shift from voluntary disclosure to mandatory disclosure.
Research on carbon emissions includes carbon emission mechanisms, carbon capture and storage technologies, etc. These studies involve multiple disciplines.
EU Passes Agreement on Reducing 500 million Tons of Carbon Emission
The European Parliament officially approves a 500 million tons carbon emission reduction agreement
World Economic Forum Releases Closing Climate Action Gap Report
The World Economic Forum (WEF) releases closing climate action gap report
EU Deploys Revenues from Emission Trading System
Revenues from Emission Trading System The European Union announced that it will invest the revenue from the Emission Trading System (ETS) into 19 decarbonize projects
TPI Releases Net Zero Transition Report for Banking Industry
The Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) released a net zero transition report, analyzing the net-zero transition process of the world’s 26 largest banks
Hong Kong Monetary Authority Releases Net Zero Plan
Net Zero Plan for Banking The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) releases the Net Zero plan for the banking industry, which aims to assist banks
Will ESG Investing Lead to an Increase in Global Carbon Emissions?
The application of ESG investing may instead increase the global carbon emissions
CDP Releases Corporate Decarbonization Report
The international research organization CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) released a corporate decarbonization report
Singapore Plans to Establish Corporate Climate Disclosure Rules
The Sustainability Reporting Advisory Committee (SRAC) of Singapore plans to establish corporate climate disclosure rules to achieve sustainable transition strategies