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.
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
WEF Releases Voluntary Carbon Market Report
The World Economic Forum (WEF) released a report on the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM)
Euronext Launched a New ESG Index on Climate Change
Recently, Euronext announced the launch of a new ESG index, named CAC SBT 1.5 °. CAC SBF is an index of 120 stocks prepared by the Paris Stock Exchange. 1.5 ° is the company in line with the emission reduction plan of the Paris Agreement
ISSB Sets a Grace Period of One Year for Scope 3 Disclosure
Although Scope 3’s disclosure is an important progress in the field of ESG carbon emissions, from the current conditions, enterprises still need some time to learn and adapt to the latest disclosure requirements
Comparison of 3 Carbon Emission Measurements and Relationship
When conducting ESG assessment for listed companies, carbon emissions are important indicators in the environmental assessment system. Scope 1 2 3 is a measure of the three different types of carbon emissions generated by the company