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Listed companies to make Earth 2 9°C warmer by 2100

Companies listed on global stock exchanges are failing to keep to their emissions budgets.

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How public companies are still on track for 2 9C of warming

Analysis reveals listed companies are rapidly eating through the remaining carbon budget for keeping warming below 1.5C

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Listed companies will have used up their carbon budget by 2026, says MSCI

Listed companies will have used up their carbon budget by 2026, says MSCI
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MSCI net zero guide for asset owners recommends good understanding of climate science | News

MSCI net zero guide for asset owners recommends good understanding of climate science | News
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Net Zero Tracker: Listed companies must reduce carbon intensity 10 per cent a year meet Paris Agreement goals

New report from NMSCI calculates that world's biggest companies need to cut emissions intensity by 8-10 per cent each year through to 2050 to put them on a 1.5C trajectory

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