2016 ET CARBON RANKINGS REPORT

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2 CONTENTS 3 About ET Index Research 4 Foreword 7 Executive Summary Engaged indexes, carbon risk and performance 10 Index investing and its implications for reducing carbon risk 11 Engaged Tracking (ET) indexes 12 Decarbonising portfolios without sacrificing performance Understanding the ET Carbon Rankings 14 Sector breakdown 16 Disclosure 21 The importance of Scope 3 (value chain) emissions Carbon reduction potential 24 Benchmarking median carbon efficiency 25 Carbon reduction potential by sector 28 Carbon reduction potential by industry ET Global Carbon Rankings 2016 34 ET Global 800 Carbon Leaders 35 Carbon Efficiency Sector Rankings 36 ET Carbon Disclosure Leaders 38 ET Sector Carbon Leaders 40 ET Industry Carbon Leaders ET Carbon Ranking methodology 43 ET Carbon Ranking Universe 44 Methodology 47 Spotlight on Scope 3 48 Treatment of Scope 3 in the ET Carbon Ranking methodology 48 Overcoming the lack of data 49 Disclosure requirements, current emissions and intensity Appendix 50 Regional results 53 Information for reporting companies 54 Sustainable Industry Classification System (SICS) taxonomy 56 The ET Carbon Ranking Quality Assurance Panel 59 References ET INDEX RESEARCH 2016 CARBON RANKINGS REPORT
3 ABOUT ET INDEX RESEARCH ET Index Research is a mission-driven organisation dedicated to helping investors and corporates identify, understand, and manage climate and carbon-related risks. We help investors to reduce their exposure to carbon risk without sacrificing performance. Our methodology is designed to shift investment towards carbon-efficient companies across the economy. Engaged Tracking (ET) Investors take a systematic approach - incentivising the world’s largest companies to lower their greenhouse gas emissions and to improve the levels of transparency in their carbon and climate risk reporting. We do this by producing the most comprehensive public ranking of the world’s largest listed companies according to the carbon intensity of their activities; by analysing carbon risk in investor portfolios; and by producing low-carbon and fossilfree indexes that can be used by investors as benchmarks or to create customisable low-carbon investment strategies. ET Index Research is supported by family office investors and Climate-KIC, the European Union’s main climate innovation initiative. For more information or to view the public ET Carbon Rankings, please visit etindex.com. 2016 CARBON RANKINGS REPORT ET INDEX RESEARCH
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