Financing The Journey
Credible Sustainability Disclosures Lead To Lower Capital Costs
Cut through complexity by working within sustainability frameworks aligned with corporate partners, investor and lender requirements.
Sustainable Finance Frameworks:
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Relevant To: Companies with complex or emissions-intensive supply chains, including manufacturing, consumer goods, food & agriculture, and retail.
It enables companies to measure, manage, and disclose environmental impacts across Scope 3, strengthening credibility with investors and lenders assessing sustainable finance eligibility -
Relevant to: All sectors, especially energy, extractives, transport, heavy industry, financial services. Emphasises financially material climate and sustainability risks across the economy.
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Relevant to: Public companies across all sectors, with strong relevance for industry-specific sectors (e.g. tech, healthcare, industrials). Provides sector-specific, financially material ESG metrics for investors.
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Relevant to: Energy, manufacturing, transport, chemicals, food & agriculture, retail.
Targets emissions-intensive and value-chain-heavy sectors seeking credible decarbonisation pathways. -
Relevant to: Asset managers, banks, insurers, pension funds. Governs how financial market participants disclose sustainability risks and impacts.
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Relevant to: Energy, utilities, real estate, construction, manufacturing, transport, agriculture, financial services. Focuses on capital-intensive activities with clear environmental performance thresholds.
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Relevant to: Energy, utilities, financial services, heavy industry, transport, real estate. Focuses on credible transition planning for sectors exposed to climate transition risk.
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Relevant to: All industries, particularly infrastructure, healthcare, education, energy, agriculture. Used as a high-level impact alignment and communication framework across sectors.