Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) released the 2022 companies’ climate transition report, investigating more than 18600 enterprises from 13 industries in 135 countries, to obtain the progress of these enterprises in climate transition through using climate change questionnaires
Nuveen, an asset management company, recently released the seventh edition of the survey report on responsible investing, detailing investors’ views towards responsible investment last year. The sharp fluctuations in the global stock and debt markets in 2022 did not dampen investors’ enthusiasm for responsible investment, but rather hoped to reduce the volatility of the asset portfolio through this way
Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) issued a climate financial risk report, describing the impact of climate risk on itself and other financial market infrastructures (FMIs). DTCC believes that climate change is bringing risks in the economic and financial fields. These risks include both physical risks directly caused by climate events and transition risks indirectly caused by the transition to a low-carbon economy.
The World Economic Forum (WEF) released a report on the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM)
The World Economic Forum issued a white paper to analyze the European Green Deal. The European Green Deal was put forward by the European Union in December last year, aiming to build Europe into the first carbon-neutral continent by 2050 and lead the global green and digital
The 2023 Sustainability Development Report will focus on the topic of sustainable building environment. The increase of global energy costs puts forward higher requirements for industry efficiency. At the same time, the regulatory policies of national
In the context of continuous application of ESG, research on sustainability, climate change and other aspects is growing, which has become an important aspect for consumers, investors, enterprises and regulators to understand ESG.
ESG research has the following functions:
1. Environment: achieve the goal of global carbon neutrality, reduce the global warming trend, and advocate the concept of green development;
2. Social: emphasizing the mutual benefit of stakeholders and producing positive externalities to society;
3. Governance: improve the governance ability of listed companies and effectively allocate limited resources;
This website provides public information from global ESG research institutions to interpret these studies, so as to facilitate the understanding of the latest ESG research trends and new understanding of the rapid development of the ESG industry.
