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Access the most relevant reports on climate change organized by world, European or Spanish level.

11/27/24

Framework for the implementation of environmental, social and governance principles.

Regulators, policymakers, and investors are interested in ESG because ESG involves accurate and regular reporting on material financial and non-financial impacts, but ESG is not just about reporting. The focus of this document is deliberately on the implementation and embedding...

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11/27/24

Sustainability-related risks and opportunities.

Sustainability-related Financial Reporting requirements require an entity to disclose information about sustainability-related risks and opportunities that could be expected to affect its cash flows, access to finance, or cost of capital. This educational material describes the characteristics of material information...

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11/27/24

Critical Mineral Recycling: Strategies to Expand Recycling and Urban Mining.

As the transition to a clean energy system accelerates, investments will be required to produce minerals such as copper, lithium, nickel, cobalt, and rare earths. While recycling does not eliminate the need for investment, it creates a source of supply...

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11/27/24

Global Hydrogen Review 2024.

Hydrogen demand remains concentrated in the refining and chemical sector, and is met by hydrogen produced from fossil fuels. But, low-emission hydrogen production could reach almost 30% more than when the last revision was published. This growth has been driven...

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11/27/24

Energy technology perspectives.

The IEA explores how energy, industry, and trade can be transformed to build a more sustainable and resilient future, through the rise of six technologies: solar, wind, electric vehicles, batteries, electrolyzers, and heat pumps. The energy transition must be fair...

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11/27/24

OECD study on aligning finance with climate goals.

This study on the alignment of finance with climate goals contributes to an improved and more coherent knowledge base by bringing together the best available evidence in relation to three fundamental questions: How is the climate alignment of finance assessed?...

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11/27/24

Net-zero policy issues: assessing progress and taking stock of net-zero policy reform.

The report aims to provide a common understanding of trends in net-zero policymaking in G20 countries. It highlights good practices in developed economies, provides a comparative analysis of key policy instruments, and connects knowledge and databases developed by research and...

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11/27/24

Emissions Gap Report 2024.

The report discusses countries’ commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and what they need to deliver on in the next round of contributions. Reductions of 42% by 2030 and 57% by 2035 are needed to move towards the 1.5°C target....

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11/27/24

Progress Report on Enterprise Climate Information.

The report continues the work of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures to record companies’ progress. Based on a sample of 3,814 public companies, in fiscal year 2023, 82% of companies disclosed information in accordance with at least one...

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11/27/24

Increasing ambition and accelerating climate finance.

The Expert Group offers a perspective on the climate finance agenda. The report argues that the world faces an unprecedented investment challenge and opportunity. The transition to clean, low-carbon energy, the urgent building of resilience to the impacts of climate...

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11/27/24

A look at the global energy transition.

Despite commitments and new initiatives, fossil fuels continue to dominate the energy mix and every year the chances of meeting the goals of the Paris Agreement become increasingly remote. The success achieved in this decade will determine whether the global...

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11/27/24

Fitfor55 climate scenario analysis

When transition risks are combined with macroeconomic shocks, they can increase losses for financial institutions and could cause disruptions. A coordinated approach should be followed to finance the green transition and financial institutions should incorporate climate risks into their risk...

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