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Testing the TCFD Framework – An Equinor and Storebrand Case Study

Author: Equinor and Storebrand

Industry Group: Asset Managers, Oil and Gas

G S R M
Norway
Case study - 2018
In order to support the adoption and implementation of the TCFD recommendations, Equinor and Storebrand have carried out a case study that we are making available for the UN Principles for Responsible Investments (PRI) TCFD pilot group. The purpose of this exercise was threefold: (1) to demonstrate how an investee’s (Equinor’s) existing reporting is aligned to TCFD guidelines and identify gaps and areas for improvement, (2) to identify findings and areas for further investigation for the industry as a whole and (3) to demonstrate how an investor (Storebrand) uses such disclosures in security analysis.
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Climate-related risk, Disclosure/reporting, Energy, Materiality
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