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Climate change
We believe that improving corporate awareness through measurement and disclosure is essential to the effective management of carbon and climate change risk. We request information on climate risks and low carbon opportunities from the world’s largest companies on behalf of over 680 institutional investor signatories with a combined US$130 trillion in assets and 280+ major purchasers with over US$6.4 trillion in procurement spend.
Reports and resources
Carbon pricing
Revealing the hidden cost of greenhouse gas pollution. Discover the benefits and explore the data.
CDP scores
Introducing the A List - naming the world's cities and companies leading on environmental performance.
European Climate Pact
A movement to build a greener Europe, providing a platform to work and learn together, and achieve real change.
$35tn
combined value of the world's largest companies by market capitalization, according to MSCI. That's twice the GDP of the USA in 2015.
31gt
GHG emissions produced globally each year. That's equivalent to 8,139 coal power stations.
$5.5tn
estimated global market for low-carbon goods and services. That's half of China's GDP in 2015.
$4tn
worth of assets will be at risk from climate change by 2030.
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson describes climate change as "the single biggest risk that exists to the economy today".
1.5°C
is the threshold for dangerous global warming. Beyond this we risk severely destabilizing social and economic structures across the world.
Companies can drive change faster than governments and innovate new ways of mitigating the impact of climate change.
$53bn
worth of savings identified by companies responding to the CDP climate change program.
Research shows that companies transparent about their carbon risks experience a positive impact on their valuation and those that reduce their carbon intensity the most, outperform the market.
In order to manage, we must measure. Without measuring the impacts of climate change we can't take full advantage of the opportunities, or mitigate the risks.
CDP’s standardized and globally recognized reporting system reduces the burden of collecting and submitting data, making measurement and comparison easier.
Disclosing climate change data is a journey and it is the first step to mitigating risks and taking opportunities.
Through CDP your company can pro-actively demonstrate to hundreds of investors that it is committed to tackling climate-related risks and opportunities, thereby enhancing its reputation.
Companies can take meaningful steps to address climate change, helping to ensure long-term sustainability and profitability.
Disclosing to CDP helps companies to understand best practice and benchmark against peers, both nationally and globally, across a wide range of material factors.
$1.2m
saved by companies annually in interest payments when they disclose their carbon emissions through CDP.
62%
of 20-30 year olds want to work for a company that has a positive impact. Responding to CDP provides recognition and attracts talent.
65%
of the MSCI All Country World Index has already reported through CDP. Join other companies and begin responding in preparation for future regulations.
News and events
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CDP launches its government dashboard, an interactive tool for policymakersPietro Bertazzi, Global Director, Policy Engagement and External Affairs - November 09 2022Pietro Bertazzi talks through CDP's new government dashboard, CDP's online analytics tool for to empower governments and policymakers with the data and insights they need to make effective policy decisions on climate and nature. -
Press release - November 02 2022UK and European stock markets waking up to huge climate risks and opportunitiesFresh analysis from CDP reveals how European companies on two major stock indices are pricing in the huge financial implications from climate change.
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At COP27, we must look beyond commitments to action and accountabilityPietro Bertazzi, Global Director, Policy Engagement and External Affairs and Amir Sokolowski, Global Director, Climate Change - October 31 2022One year on from the commitment COP in Glasgow, it is critical that both governments and non-state actors are held to account for progress against their own, as well as national and international, commitments and targets. After a swathe of commitments were made by big business last year, it’s essential we ensure commitments are being implemented, have led to tangible action and that we hold all actors to account for their progress (or lack thereof).
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