Reports

There is growing international momentum around private sector transition plans and their vital role in supporting the global shift to net zero across the financial sector and the real economy. This is a status update from the Transition Plan Taskforce.

New CDP data shows companies are recognizing the need for climate transition plans but are not moving fast enough amidst incoming mandatory disclosure.

This CDP report provides an overview of the current state of climate transition plan information disclosed through CDP's 2022 climate change questionnaire. The data analysed in this report spans over 18,600 organizations in 13 industries and across 135 countries.

WWF looks at how companies can consider climate and nature together in current transition planning.

In February 2022, the PRI issued its first briefing for investors considering climate transition plan votes. This briefing identifies risks and unintended consequences of using votes on climate transition plans as a stewardship mechanism.

The Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) has launched the first draft of the TPT Disclosure Framework (the Disclosure Framework or Framework) for consultation. This Implementation Guidance accompanies the Framework.

This draft of the TPT Disclosure Framework will be open to consultation until 28 February 2023. The TPT will then reflect on feedback received with a view to finalising the framework in 2023.

Get up to speed with this definition of a comprehensive transition plan developed by leading climate organisations.

BSR’s climate scenario narratives are based on a range of temperature pathways and cross-disciplinary research to capture physical and transition risks. Based on decade-by-decade analysis, scenario planning can inform today’s climate risk disclosures, build resilient business strategies, and present key opportunities for bold action.

This report is a collaboration between PwC UK and WBCSD to help companies, financial institutions and policy makers understand some of the assumptions and methodologies that feed into climate transition scenarios and models.

The Climate Policy Initiative has a Framework for Sustainable Finance Integrity that outlines the necessary actions financial institutions need to consider when developing their own transition scenarios. This brief complements the Framework and these initiatives.

This OECD report focuses on the critical contribution financial markets must play towards achieving an orderly transition to low-carbon economies, and the policies needed to support this.