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The Net Zero Investment Framework (NZIF) is a comprehensive guide developed by the IIGCC to help investors align their investment practices and portfolios with the Paris Agreement’ objective of reaching net zero by 2050.

Discover the Climate Action 100+, an investor-led initiative driving climate action among top emitters. With $68T in assets, we discuss its operations, sector impacts, and implications for LPs and GPs.

The NZAOA is a global coalition of institutional investors aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. However, its impact remains uncertain due to its non-binding and voluntary nature. Learn more about the alliance in our article.

Thanks to a partnership between international organizations, SBTi has become the go-to for companies and financial institutions setting Paris Agreement-aligned emissions targets. Learn how aligning with SBTi boosts decarbonization in our latest article.

The integration of the TFCD into the ISSB has created both opportunities and challenges for investors. If this merger intended to provide better tools when it comes to investment strategies, it still lacks completeness.

Just as accounting standards became global norms, climate and environmental reporting is on the same path. Learn more about how the SFDR shapes the new climate and carbon reporting norms for financial institutions.

Discover how Limited Partners (LPs) in the private markets incorporate Net Zero and climate issues in their strategies and how this impacts General Partners (GP) and their porfolio companies.

The SFDR regulation will be fully implemented on 1st January 2023. Find out more about the challenges for investment funds.

Discover the strategic significance of annual carbon footprint assessment for businesses, its competitive advantage, and regulatory obligations.

Whilst they greatly increase one’s comfort, air conditioning systems produce a large amount of greenhouse gasses, which are harmful to the environment.

SFDR (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation ) is part of the European Commission plan on Sustainable Finance and aims to improve transparency about ESG in the EU

Recycling is considered as one solution to the environmental impacts of our frantic production of consumer goods, and in particular plastic.

Emission intensities are used to determine the quantity of CO2e generated by a given activity. Thanks to them, a firm’s carbon footprint can be estimated.

Article 29 of the French law on Energy and Climate law aligns the non-financial reporting obligations of French companies with European norms.

A stranded asset is an asset which loses its value, or becomes unusable, in a sudden or unexpected way. Stay abreast of climate related risks with this article.

The taxonomy is a European regulation that aims to encourage investment in sustainable activities.

How should a firm calculate its financed emissions? How can to reduce your fund’s or firm’s exposure to carbon? Find out all the answers about financed emissions.

Discover the 3 methods for calculating your carbon footprint and the most suitable solution for your company.

Activity data or monetary data? Which method should be used to calculate a firm’s carbon footprint? Find out our carbon engineers recommendations.

How should you calculate the carbon footprint generated by the use of sold products? Find out why you should include the USP in your carbon footprint balance.

How can a firm measure its carbon emissions related to data center use? In this article our carbon engineers explain how they do it and what matters the most.

At Carbometrix we pay attention to employee meals. Why? because it is a lever of action impacting all. It can really make a difference. in your carbon footprint

Popular belief is that cereal grains, legumes, and produce should be chosen organic and local. Find out more facts and figures about plant foods in this post.

How can a company effectively contribute to carbon neutrality? Is financing carbon offsetting projects really enough? Read along to find out more!

Carbon footprint accounting is increasingly mentioned in the business world. But what is a Carbon footprint? Why is it necessary? Read our experts’ answers.

The GHG protocol is often considered as the international standard for measuring greenhouse gas emissions (GHG emissions). Learn more about GHG protocol here.

How emissive is the production of electric batteries? How useful is it to get an electric car, if the electricity is generated thanks to energy sources such as coal or natural gas?

A carbon footprint can be broken down into 3 scopes. What do they mean? This article will answer all your questions.

Carbometrix supports the 10 principles for an ambitious climate corporate strategy.

Is cloud computing better than on-site infrastructure in regards to GHG emissions? Learn more about it and how cloud providers are decreasing carbon footprint.

Understand why employee meals count in your carbon footprint and how you can act to reduce the associated GHG emissions.

Emails emit far less than you’ve been told! There are more meaningful steps to take to reduce your carbon footprint. Learn more about what really counts!

Fashion is a resource-intensive industry. Learn more about its impact on climate and how some brands like Patagonia and others are starting to take action.

Carbometrix has independently analyzed and computed the carbon emission performance of 22,000 electricity producers worldwide.

This article presents the results of our independent assessment of the carbon performance of car makers. 

We have analysed and computed the carbon emission performance of 48 automakers representing 99% of worldwide sales.