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European and Canadian Oil and Gas Companies
Environmental performance scores show European and Canadian companies at the front of the oil and gas sector's march toward the climate goal of net-zero emissions.
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European Utilities & Power Companies
Utilities hang on to their targets, but achieving them will become more challenging and expensive. Political momentum behind net zero is also waning in parts of Europe.
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Metals & Mining Companies
As the world's largest miners lay out net-zero plans, battery metals producers are facing particular pressure from investors, electric vehicle makers and regulators to decarbonize their operations.
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North American Utilities and Power Companies
As emissions from natural gas-fired power plants in the US rise, many utilities are banking on future technology fixes as they invest billions in new fossil fuel generation.
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Global Shipping Companies
All of the 10 largest shipping companies have set some form of net-zero goal, but their individual ambition levels vary.
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Global Chemical Companies
About 77% of the chemical sector's emissions arise from the supply chain, according to Together for Sustainability, an industry-driven initiative driven by procurement officers at leading chemical-makers.
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Markets
Roughly three years after environmental investing reached fever pitch on Wall Street, greenwashing concerns, political pushback and perceived underperformance have dimmed enthusiasm for climate-friendly investments.
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Banks
Banks' decarbonization goals for high-emissions portfolios have become increasingly fragmented and lack meaningful measurements, fueling greenwashing and confusing investors.
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Insurance
The evolving landscape for greenhouse gas reporting may promote wider use of a crucial emissions tracking standard in insurers' portfolios. Launched in November 2022 by PCAF, this insurance emissions standard has had limited adoption, with few insurers using its methods.
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TMT
Chipmakers are boosting production while cutting emissions, requiring collaboration across the industry. Driven by AI and IoT advancements, the semiconductor industry is vital for modernizing devices like cars and phones. Projected to exceed $1 trillion in revenue by 2030, up from $600 billion, the sector is growing rapidly.
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