Thousands of organizations, cities, states and regions report their greenhouse gas emissions, water management and climate change strategies through CDP every year. Explore the analysis of this data below.
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Australia Climate Change Report 2015
The case for corporate action on climate change has never been stronger and better understood.
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November 10 2015 |
pdf
920 ko
English
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Back to the laboratory: Are global chemical companies innovating for a low-carbon future?
See CDP's Super-League Table for global chemicals, ranking the companies based on a number of different emissions-related metrics.
20 min read
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August 13 2015 |
pdf
2,76 Mo
English
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Barriers to Private Sector Investments into Urban Climate Mitigation Projects
Elucidating barriers and solutions for cities to access finance to scale-up climate mitigation efforts
30 min read
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February 9 2016 |
pdf
2,87 Mo
English
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Benelux Climate Change Report 2014
Seeking opportunities for bigger impact: Climate Performance in the Benelux
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October 30 2014 |
pdf
5,75 Mo
English
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Better Information, Better Investments
Case studies from global investors on how CDP data and services support smarter investment decision-making.
20 min read
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January 1 2015 |
pdf
1,55 Mo
English
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Beyond the cycle: Which oil and gas companies are ready for the low-carbon transition?
In this report we launch an oil and gas CDP League Table that ranks 24 of the largest and highest-emitting global oil and gas companies.
20 mins read
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November 12 2018 |
pdf
1,77 Mo
English
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Brazil Climate Change Report 2014
Connection between climate change and business models: an evolving agenda
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October 16 2014 |
pdf
5,7 Mo
English
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Brazil Climate Change Report 2014
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October 16 2014 |
pdf
474 ko
Português
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Bridging low carbon technologies
In this report, we launch CDP’s League Table that ranks 22 of the largest (by market capitalization) and highest-emitting capital goods companies. This report assesses which companies are preparing for a transition to a low carbon economy.
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July 24 2018 |
pdf
2,88 Mo
English
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Building pressure: Which cement companies are prepared for the low carbon transition?
CDP's new report ‘Building Pressure’ analyses 13 of the world’s largest publicly-listed cement companies.
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April 9 2018 |
pdf
4,27 Mo
English
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Buku Sawit
Menelusuri kemajuan komitmen kelapa sawit berkelanjutan di Indonesia
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March 24 2020 |
pdf
4,39 Mo
한국어
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C40 - The demand for financing climate projects in cities
An analysis of projects from the C40 Cities Finance Facility’s application phase and from CDP disclosure
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September 13 2018 |
pdf
12,9 Mo
English
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Canada 200 Climate Change Report 2014
Driving climate resilience through carbon mitigation
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December 10 2014 |
pdf
3,56 Mo
English
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Canada Climate Change Report 2015
The case for corporate action on climate change has never been stronger and better understood.
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November 6 2015 |
pdf
3,74 Mo
English
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Carbon Action Infographic 2015
Our latest company insight into action on carbon reduction and energy efficiency activities which deliver a positive return on investment.
20 min read
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December 8 2015 |
pdf
1,56 Mo
English
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Carbon Action Infographic 2016
Explore the results from the 2016 Carbon Action analysis sampling 1,305 companies.
15 min read
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December 8 2016 |
pdf
286 ko
English
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Carbon Action Report 2014
Why companies need emissions reduction targets
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December 16 2014 |
pdf
316 ko
English
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Carbon Pricing Corridors: the market view
New insights on carbon prices, to transform the power sector, by the world’s first industry-led initiative.
20min read
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May 25 2017 |
pdf
1,37 Mo
English
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Carbon Pricing Corridors: The Market View 2018
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April 19 2018 |
pdf
2,74 Mo
English
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Carbon pricing in the corporate world
1000+ companies are now disclosing to their key stakeholders that they currently price their carbon emissions – or
intend to in the next two years – to try to meet their climate change risks, a number that was unthinkable just a few years ago.
1 hour read
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January 29 2016 |
pdf
2,7 Mo
English
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