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Businesses will lose profits unless they have transparent carbon reduction targets, according to research.
A survey by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) of its member companies found that more than 56 percent would reject firms that cannot meet national targets for managing their carbon emissions.
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LONDON (Reuters) – Suppliers that fail to manage their greenhouse gas emissions could lose clients, said a report published on Monday. Some 56 percent of large firms would in the future deselect suppliers for failing to meet criteria on managing carbon emissions, according to a survey by the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP).
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PE INTERNATIONAL recently became the first Accredited Partner for the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP). After undergoing a due diligence process PE´s SoFi Software was tested by the independent GHG Management Institute, resulting in the certification of PE INTERNATIONAL’s SoFi software to conduct corporate carbon footprints and reports for the CDP reporting process.
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Businesses around the globe have been urged to double the speed of CO2 reduction, following the publication of a new report.
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It may arguably be the most important sector in the fight against climate change but, according to new figures to be released today, the majority of the world’s largest electricity utilities have no emission reduction targets in place and many are not even providing investors with information on which fuels they are using to generate power.
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PUNE: It’s a sign of the country’s increasing eco-awareness. A recent voluntary carbon emissions disclosure programme had 51 companies participating, of which more than 40 per cent were from Maharashtra.
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Delhi, India – Significantly more of India’s leading companies have signed up to voluntarily disclose carbon emissions and climate policies, a second round of reporting has shown.
The quality of reporting is up as well as the quantity, project sponsor WWF-India noted at the release of the India Carbon Disclosure Project Report 2008. (CDP-India 2008)
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CNW Telbec – Canada’s largest companies are providing more and better information about their greenhouse gas emissions and their management strategies to deal with them according to the results of this year’s Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) report, released today in Toronto.
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Collaborating with UK-based Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), Las Vegas and New York will be amongst 21 US cities that will have their carbon footprints measured.
“If you don’t measure these emissions, you cannot manage them,” asserted Paul Dickinson of the CDP.
All these cities have decided to separately collect GHG emissions data for their metropolitan departments like police and government buildings to review how they are doing in comparison to other cities. Once the calculations are done, the ground will be ripe for green consultants and carbon traders to jump in and minimize the footprints.
New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg also voiced his support for this project stating this would help them tackle the issue “with the best data”.
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