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20 Nov 2024
Global corporate emissions fall for first time
Global corporate emissions may have reached a turning point,' reports FS Sustainability, covering Emmi's new research. Using advanced AI to analyse 45,000 companies, we found listed equities' emissions fell 2.5% to 11.4B tonnes in 2023.
FS Sustainability
8 Nov 2024
Global Corporate Emissions Decline for First Time, Emmi Research Reveals
Emmi's latest analysis reveals the first decline in global listed company emissions, dropping 2.5%. Speaking on Ausbiz, Dr Ben McNeil discusses this milestone shift and what it means for investors navigating the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Ausbiz
7 Nov 2024
Global Corporate Emissions Show First Decline
Our latest research reveals the first documented decline in listed company emissions, marking a potential turning point in global corporate decarbonisation. Released ahead of COP29, our white paper "Estimating The Corporate Carbon Footprint: A Meta-Model Machine Learning Approach" analyses emissions across 45,000 public companies.
Research Release
4 Oct 2024
Carbon price could stall $600bn super loss
Emmi research and modelling shows that the true current carbon exposure, including properly calculated Scope 3 emissions, of the ASX300 amounts to in the region of $600bn. Carbon constraints are a ‘when’ not ‘if’, the longer we wait to properly transition the economy, the bigger this exposure gets.
FS Sustainability
11 Sept 2024
How Investors Are Assessing the Future Cost of Climate Change Risk
Quantifying the impact of climate change on physical assets and business models presents a challenge for all investment professionals. Scenario analysis and carbon pricing are central to understanding plausible future outcomes.
Top 1000 Funds
12 May 2023
These five companies will be hardest hit by Labor’s emissions rules
New analysis by Emmi reveals that BlueScope Steel, South32, Alumina, Santos, and Woodside are the five ASX 100 companies most likely to face significant valuation impacts due to the Albanese government's recently introduced changes to the safeguard mechanism, which requires large carbon emitters to reduce their emissions by 4.9% annually until 2030.
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