Article 29 of the Energy-Climate Law revises, clarifies and strengthens sustainability-related financial disclosures for market players. The decree contributes to greening the financial system as it supplements existing European legislation in three complementary areas: Climate, Biodiversity, and the integration of ESG factors in governance and risk management of financial institutions.
Trucost combined assessment allows investors to disclose in line with art. 29.

• Carbon portfolio analysis based on company reported information and comparison to benchmark
• Direct and indirect emissions
• Temperature and CO2 gap
• Green Assets Ratio/Weighted Average Revenue Share
• Brown share all fossil fuels
• Etc

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