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S&P Global Commodity Insights Energy & Climate Scenarios reflect fundamental shifts in geopolitics, markets and technology that are reshaping the world.

S&P Global Ratings presents plausible long-term climate scenarios to help illustrate the potential impacts of climate change on credit transmission channels and ultimately on creditworthiness.

This report explores the share of GDP and population that could be exposed to drought conditions under different future climate scenarios.

Automakers are facing the challenge of decarbonizing their value chain, with a focus on reducing Scope 3 emissions, particularly in the use phase of vehicles.

How does the world attain the mineral resources needed to enable the energy transition while managing the potential negative impacts of mines on biodiversity and ecosystem services?

Economic research seeks to develop a basic tipping point model featuring the interaction of physical and natural capital.

Find clarity on the market risks and opportunities shaping the transition to a sustainable future.

Capital allocation continues to scale. With that growth, however, misunderstandings and gaps can arise. Join S&P Global Sustainable1 for the next installment of our Beyond ESG webinar series.

Replay the webinar: Specialists from across S&P Global discuss insights from S&P Global Sustainable1’s new Country and Subnational Physical Risk dataset.

This large crude oil refinery was concerned about the long-term future of its business. The company needed to accelerate its energy transition work to meet its ambitious goals for net zero and capitalize on the growing interest in renewables.

Though actively producing renewable energy generated electricity, this U.S.-based electric utility needed to take more aggressive steps to meet its net-zero target and compete in a decarbonizing marketplace.

The company plans to reduce its total emissions from 20 million to 6 million MT by 2030 and offset this amount to become a net zero emissions company within the decade.

The investment team at this large asset manager was looking to create a portfolio that would allocate approximately 30% of the funds to a combination of nature-based and natural carbon capture credits.

The energy and environmental department at this national-level government wanted to create a price incentive for industries to reduce their GHG emissions and stimulate investments in green innovation.

S&P Dow Jones Indices was engaged by PenSam, the Danish labor market pension fund, to develop a solution that corrected portfolio construction concerns that it had with its existing climate benchmark.

This investment firm engaged S&P to help deploy a standard approach for all teams across the firm to assess physical risks from climate hazards − such as flooding, storm surges and wind damage from hurricanes − as part of the regular due diligence process for infrastructure investments.

Members of the sustainability team at this large pension fund wanted to put in place a more sophisticated framework to evaluate potential risks to the firm’s investment portfolios.

Members of the risk management team were looking to assess the institution’s nature-related impacts and dependencies, and be the first financial institution in their home country to publish a report in line with the TNFD recommendations.