Carbon Emissions

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.

State Street

State Street Releases Institutional Investor Carbon Indicator Report

State Street has released a report on institutional investor carbon indicators, analyzing the carbon emissions data of $36.7 trillion assets under its custody, providing investors, policymakers, and the public with carbon indicators for their investment portfolios, and analyzing the current carbon risk situation of assets

Net Zero

Institutional Investors Releases Net Zero Transition Guidelines

Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) has issued a guidance on net zero transition for enterprises, aiming to provide enterprises with practical carbon emission reduction measures and provide long-term stable returns based on meeting the 1.5-degree Celsius target of the Paris Agreement

净零转型

CDP Releases Net-Zero Report for China Listed Companies

Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) releases the net-zero report of listed companies in China. CDP analyzes the development of 70 companies listed in China and Hong Kong through questionnaires and interviews, and proposes the difficulties and solutions in net-zero transition

HKEX

HKEX Releases Carbon Market Report

The Hong Kong Stock Exchange releases a carbon market report, which analyzes the current development of the global and Chinese carbon markets in detail, and proposes the opportunity for Hong Kong to participate in the process

Carbon Market

WEF Releases Voluntary Carbon Market Report

The World Economic Forum (WEF) released a report on the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) to analysis of the current factors affecting the development of the market, and put forward suggestions for carbon emission enterprises to participate. The voluntary carbon market refers to the market formed and participated in by enterprises on their own initiative. It is different from the traditional mandatory carbon market. The carbon trading objectives of enterprises are not subject to compliance restrictions of environmental policies