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ESG

Smart Sustainability

Every day, our climate is being threatened by a host of factors. The Environmental, Social and Governance score (ESG score) gives companies useful insights into these factors and helps them deal with the associated risks.
ESG Factors

The rise of sustainable finance solutions

Our world is facing huge challenges in the field of sustainability, including climate change, an aging population and inequality. The ESG – better known as the Environmental, Social and Governance score – is a new yardstick and tool that financial players can deploy. This score shows how sustainable a company is, something that helps us to tackle the challenges we are faced with and work towards achieving an ESG-aware world.
SFDR

The SFDR makes the ESG more transparent

The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is designed to ensure that the ESG score is transparent. For instance, it sets a number of goals that companies can achieve in order to improve their ESG score. Our historic data shows whether making small adjustments to companies and their goals in recent years has already led to major improvements.
The SFDR is still in phase 1, which relates to the imposition of ESG information requirements on companies in the financial sector. In 2023, the SFDR did switch over to more detailed disclosure requirements known as ‘RTS’, our data can be used as a measuring system for it. Currently, there is still a very broad focus but a number of topics have already been selected, such as emissions and emission levels.
Risk factors

Climate impact in decision-making

The Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosure is a framework for the financial sector that its institutions can use to factor the impact of climate change into their business processes and decision-making. The aim is to catalogue and analyse the potential impact that climate change is having on their primary business processes. The TCFD framework also gives financial companies a useful tool for providing transparent information.
Risk factors

The financial impact of environmental issues

Climate change and various environmental issues are exacerbating. Notably, we witness a surge in forest fires, floods, and nitrogen emissions, posing a threat to our climate. These risks directly impact governments, economies, and businesses. Therefore, organizations enhancing environmental awareness contribute not only to sustainability but also provide investors and financial institutions with increased stability.
Solutions

Improve your ESG score with Caeli's assistance

Data is the bedrock of a fully-fledged ESG policy. Data helps companies to use accurate insights to take the right decisions. At Caeli, we offer a range of products in this field, including the Carbon Emission Monitor and the Nitrogen Insights Monitor, which provide you with useful information on the types and extent of your emissions. You can then use these insights to make environmental goals more effective and thus improve your ESG score.

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