Assess and disclose the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
associated with loans and investments.
PCAF is a global partnership of financial institutions that work together to develop and implement a harmonized approach to assess and disclose the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with their loans and investments. The harmonized accounting approach provides financial institutions with the starting point required to set science-based targets and align their portfolio with the Paris Climate Agreement. PCAF enables transparency and accountability and has developed an open-source global GHG accounting standard for financial institutions.
Our collaboration with S&P Global represents a significant step forward in our efforts to standardize emissions measurement and reporting across the financial sector. By sharing our resources and expertise with this industry-leading organization, we aim to elevate transparency and comparability across the international financial sector.
PCAF continues to work towards establishing greater accountability in the GHG accounting space. As the Principal Founding Data Partner, S&P Global looks forward to supporting the initiative in these efforts.
Kickstart your emissions analysis with our PCAF Foundation Pack. S&P Global powers financed, insured and facilitated emissions analysis across asset classes, providing sustainability data to PCAF signatories representing more than 20 trillion USD in total assets.
• Off-the-shelf data on emissions and financials for 16,000+ public companies (99% of global market capitalization), 3.9 million+ private companies, and 170 sovereign nations.
• Can be paired with custom analytics
• Custom analytics using asset energy consumption, geo- and fuel-specific grid emissions, and company asset energy use information
Learn More• Custom analytics using life cycle analysis principles and actual project physical data
Learn More• Custom analytics using vehicle- and/or fleet-based analysis based on actual vehicle data (fuel, fuel efficiency, lifetime, etc.) and emissions factors.
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