Resource Database

This white paper examines the key drivers of supply chain risk and opportunity for companies through the perspective of energy and climate change. It then proposes a comprehensive approach to addressing this challenge by looking at supplier-focused actions, as well as re-thinking products and business models.

This report recommends that existing asset-level information be brought together in ways that can complement existing voluntary disclosure pathways.

The Transition Risk Toolbox is a guide for relevant stakeholders seeking to define the 'tools' - scenarios, data needs, and models - required for transition risk modelling.

This document presents guidance for calculating Scope 1 direct GHG emissions resulting from stationary combustion of fuels at owned/operated sources. It applies to all organizations whose operations involve stationary combustion of fuel, e.g. from boilers, heaters, furnaces, kilns, ovens, flares, thermal oxidizers, dryers etc.

This document presents the guidance for calculating Scope 1 direct GHG emissions resulting from the operation of owned or leased mobile sources (transport) that are within an organization’s inventory boundary. This guidance applies to all sectors whose operations include owned or leased mobile sources.

This protocol provides a consistent framework for companies and organizations across North America to measure and publicly report their greenhouse gas emissions.

This report outlines the global ecosystem of initiatives focused on overcoming obstacles to investment in sustainable infrastructure, and how to use them to address the sustainable investment funding gap.

This paper focuses on the imperative for sustainable infrastructure (SI) in Latin America and the Caribbean and around the world. The paper includes three calls to action: convene the conveners, internal alignment for success, and external collaboration for success.

This report explores what impedes corporate efforts and identifies how companies can blend creativity and pragmatism to look beyond predictable and controllable risks to complex uncertainties that have the potential to generate more than mere volatility in corporate earnings.

GRI 201 addresses the topic of economic performance. This includes the economic value generated and distributed (EVG&D) by an organization, its defined benefit plan obligations, the financial assistance it receives from any government, and the financial implications of climate change.

This guidance document aims to inform a number of private and public sector actors on how to implement a carbon price and on what can be expected in the future.

This guidance document maps the current options for investors seeking to disclose on the climate goal alignment and/or transition risk associated with their financial portfolios. It analyzes climate goal alignment and transition risk metrics, as well as proxies for reporting with regard to both objectives.