The Transition Pathway Initiative
The Transition Pathway Initiative is an asset owner-led initiative, supported by asset managers and owners with over £5/$6.5 trillion assets under management. The initiative assesses how companies are preparing for the transition to a low-carbon economy. It:
- Evaluates and tracks the quality of companies’ management of their greenhouse gas emissions and of risks and opportunities related to the low-carbon transition.
- Evaluates how companies’ future carbon performance would compare to the international targets and national pledges made as part of the Paris Agreement.
- Publishes the results of this analysis through an online tool.
The funds supporting the Transition Pathway Initiative have committed to use the results in a number of different ways, including informing their investment decision-making, engagement with companies, dialogues with fund managers and with policy makers.
News
Carbon performance assessment in oil and gas: discussion paper – 19 March 2018
8 of the top 20 car manufacturers align to the transition to low carbon economy – 14 February 2018
Management quality and carbon performance of automobile manufacturers: a commentary – 14 February 2018
Management quality and carbon performance of paper producers: a commentary – 14 February
Steel and cement companies falling short in transition to low-carbon economy -27 September 2017
Management quality and carbon performance of steel makers: a commentary – 27 September 2017
Management quality and carbon performance of cement producers: a commentary – 27 September 2017
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