Sustainability & Climate Connect

REPORT

Carbon markets for companies

Nearly 3,400 listed companies¹ – from every sector of the economy – have pledged to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions in line with science-based pathways for preventing the worst global warming. But how will they reach that goal?

Carbon trading may provide an answer, offering a cost-effective complement to emissions reduction as companies grapple with decarbonizing non-negotiable aspects of their supply chain.

SURVEY

10 Charts to explain sustainability criteria

78% of the world’s biggest institutional investors say they now consider climate change in their investment decisions, yet only 4% think that climate risk is adequately reflected in stock prices.

Learn what sustainability factors move the needle for the most influential pools of capital.

PODCAST

Step into the voluntary carbon market

We look at how voluntary carbon markets are allowing companies to meet their climate commitments and impacting our future.

Report

3 need-to-knows about SBTi’s stance on carbon credits

Companies may get a green light to use carbon credits to offset more of the emissions from their value chains. That’s according to the Science Based Target Initiative (SBTi), whose board of trustees said recently it would broaden uses for carbon credits in the next edition of SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard.

We take a look at what the announcement could mean for companies that are mapping out sustainability strategies.