2016 ET CARBON RANKINGS REPORT
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<strong>CARBON</strong> REDUCTION POTENTIAL<br />
TABLE 7:<br />
EMISSIONS REDUCTION<br />
POTENTIAL ACROSS<br />
18 INDUSTRIES IN THE<br />
INFRASTRUCTURE, NON-<br />
RENEWABLE RESOURCES<br />
AND RESOURCE<br />
TRANSFORMATION<br />
SECTORS IF ALL COMPANIES<br />
LOWERED EMISSIONS<br />
TO THE LEVEL OF THE<br />
MOST <strong>CARBON</strong>-EFFICIENT<br />
COMPANY (COMPANIES<br />
DISCLOSING COMPL<strong>ET</strong>E<br />
SCOPE 1 & 2 DATA) –<br />
WORLD’S 800 LARGEST<br />
LISTED COMPANIES.<br />
SICS industry<br />
Figure 17 shows the SICS industries within the<br />
Infrastructure, Non-Renewable Resources and<br />
Resource Transformation SICS sectors in order<br />
of their potential to reduce absolute carbon<br />
emissions, if all companies reduced their<br />
emissions intensity to the level of the most<br />
carbon-efficient company within their industry.<br />
Figure 18 shows the SICS industries within<br />
the Infrastructure, Non-Renewable Resources<br />
Number of Companies<br />
Weighted Average Carbon<br />
Intensity (Scope 1 & 2 tCO2e/$m<br />
Revenue)<br />
Total Emissions of Disclosing<br />
Companies (tCO2e)<br />
Total Revenue ($m)<br />
and Resource Transformation SICS sectors<br />
in order of their potential to reduce carbon<br />
emissions relative to the total emissions<br />
intensity for the industry. The emissionsintensity<br />
reduction potential is shown by<br />
calculating the emissions that could be saved<br />
if every company reduced its emissions<br />
intensity to the level of the most carbonefficient<br />
company within its industry.<br />
Minimum Intensity for Industry<br />
(Scope 1 & 2 tCO2e/$m Revenue)<br />
Average Intensity for industry<br />
(Scope 1 & 2 tCO2e/$m Revenue)<br />
% Reduction if every Company<br />
lowers Emissions to level of most<br />
Carbon Efficient Intensity (Scope<br />
1 & 2 tCO2e/$m Revenue)<br />
GHG Emissions Reduction<br />
Potential if every Company<br />
lowers emissions to level of of<br />
most carbon efficient (tCO2e)<br />
Oil and Gas – Exploration and<br />
Production<br />
15 547 1,243,022,897 2,273 10 482 98 1,220,978,775<br />
Electric Utilities 13 1,030 871,567,417 846 109 723 89 779,768,017<br />
Chemicals 16 629 261,941,435 417 32 393 95 248,730,805<br />
Construction Materials 4 2,239 274,397,777 123 296 1,153 87 238,176,753<br />
Real Estate Owners, Developers<br />
and Investment Trusts<br />
9 621 107,138,767 172 3 149 99 106,586,984<br />
Metals and Mining 5 463 137,853,744 298 221 408 52 72,162,609<br />
Oil and Gas – Midstream 3 1,357 90,340,081 67 451 1,084 67 60,302,305<br />
Industrial Machinery and Goods 8 158 44,092,472 279 10 50 93 41,196,052<br />
Gas Utilities 3 382 28,863,371 76 94 194 75 21,780,144<br />
Electrical and Electronic<br />
Equipment<br />
Engineering and Construction<br />
Services<br />
12 35 21,574,662 615 15 31 59 12,655,628<br />
5 49 19,446,541 399 25 42 50 9,682,108<br />
Containers and Packaging 2 363 19,130,478 53 186 275 49 9,339,624<br />
Aerospace and Defense 8 22 9,736,823 440 13 18 42 4,054,821<br />
Oil and Gas – Services 3 80 6,796,369 84 35 59 57 3,865,787<br />
Waste Management 1 1,672 36,915,487 22 1,672 1,672 – –<br />
Integrated Utilities 1 5,231 31,000,022 6 5,231 5,231 – –<br />
Iron and Steel Producers 1 15 1,543,082 106 15 15 – –<br />
Home Builders 1 4 250,642 57 4 4 – –<br />
Average 12 828 178,089,559 352 468 666 71 199,097,510<br />
Total 220 15,725 3,383,701,626 6,685 8,890 12,649 1,068 2,986,462,657<br />
<strong>ET</strong> INDEX RESEARCH<br />
<strong>2016</strong> <strong>CARBON</strong> <strong>RANKINGS</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong>
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