Build a sustainable foundation with measurable insights using S&P Global’s Sustainability Reporting Starter Pack. Discover how you can develop a data rich sustainability report backed by quantitative and qualitative metrics.
Identify the sustainability issues that present risk and opportunity to your business based on globally accepted sustainability frameworks. Collect relevant data, develop reporting metrics, and report sustainability performance in line with global reporting frameworks and peer disclosure practices.
From measuring GHG emissions, to understanding material environmental, social and governance topics, we’re here to help.
Project Overview
S&P Global is a leader in sustainability reporting. We have been gathering and analyzing sustainability data for over 20 years.
We know time is of the essence. And the right support can make all the difference. Leverage our specialist team of analysts to hand-hold you through the entire process.
Leverage intelligence that is tried and tested throughout the global value chain, applying deep knowledge of corporate sustainability assessments that scales analytics for asset owners, investment managers and banks.
Enjoy access to specialist assistance from sustainability specialists and research analysts across our global offices.
Companies face at least one asset at higher risk from the physical impacts of climate change by the 2050s.
Almost 10% of all company assets are at high risk from the physical impacts of climate change by the 2050s.
Companies could face this amount in losses due to the physical impacts of climate change by the 2050s.
Companies could face earnings at risk totaling more than 40% due to carbon pricing increases by 2030.
Companies without emissions reduction targets could see carbon pricing costs double compared to the rate of those with targets in place by 2050.
Companies could experience additional carbon pricing costs amounting to 3%+ of operating expenditure by 2030.
* All statistics are based on companies assessed in TCFD engagements conducted by S&P Global in 2022, under the high-impact climate change scenario.
Disclose financially material sustainability topics to your business and identify broader sustainability impacts with our materiality assessment, which uses sector-level materiality to identify environmental, social and governance issues relative to companies operating in your sector.
Collect performance metrics for the identified material sustainability topics such as GHG emissions, workforce diversity and inclusion and supply chain management with a customized Excel data collection template.
Identify and collect the internal business data you already have required to quantify your carbon emissions. We can help fill data gaps using our robust estimation model and carbon emissions data when needed.
Ensure disclosure meets regulatory requirements and aligns to best practice standards.
Collect relevant data, develop reporting metrics, compare performance against your peers, and communicate to stakeholders on your performance.
