Perspectives from CDP - Carbon-CAP · Page 1 Consumer-based policies Perspectives from CDP October 11, 2016 Brussels [email protected]

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Consumer-based policiesPerspectives from CDP

October 11, 2016

Brussels

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Companies and cities

CDP seeks disclosure on behalf of investors and large corporations

Authority

Authority Information

Signatory investors

and Supply Chain

members

Information

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Policy tool-kit

Labelling

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Supply-chain procurement requirements – Supply chain (2015)

75 Members with a combined spend in

excess of US $2 trillion are asking over

7,800 companies to disclose through

CDP in 2015

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Carbon-intensive materials charge – CDP carbon pricing

CDP monitors the implementation of carbon pricing by

companies around the world and has published regular

reports and guidance on this topic since 2013.

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Regulatory standards – RE corporate procurement

Wallmart consumed globally in

2013 ~ 28.9 TWh, which is

approximately Denmark’s

consumption!

29 TWh < 33 TWh

4% of WM consumption

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Voluntary agreements: RE100 companies

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Voluntary agreements: science-based targets

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Ranking and scores: ACT, Assessing low-Carbon Transition

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Lock-in ratio: 71%

CDP and ADEME have joined forces to define a

new family of climate ratings that assesses a

company readiness for the transition to a low-

carbon economy, against sector&country specific

pathways.

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Use your choices to build a brighter future

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May your choices

reflect your hopes,

not your fears! ~

Nelson Mandela

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