Price used by an undertaking to assess the financial implications of changes to investment, production, and consumption patterns, and of potential technological progress and future emissions abatement costs.
Price used by an undertaking to assess the financial implications of changes to investment, production, and consumption patterns, and of potential technological progress and future emissions abatement costs.
Financial impacts that do not meet the requirements for being included in the financial statements and are not accounted for in the current financial effects.
Learn moreImpacts on a company's financial status, performance, and cash flow resulting from risks and opportunities, occurring in the short, medium, or long term.
Learn moreInternal carbon pricing is an arrangement that allows companies to factor in the cost of carbon emissions when making decisions. There are two types: shadow prices, which are theoretical costs used for assessment, and internal taxes or fees, which are charges based on emissions.
Learn moreIndirect emissions refer to the greenhouse gas emissions produced from the use of purchased electricity, steam, heat, or cooling by a company or organization.
Learn moreTransition plan: A strategic framework that outlines an organization's goals, actions, and resources for moving towards a low-carbon economy. It includes measures like reducing greenhouse gas emissions to limit global warming to 1.5Ā°C and achieving climate neutrality.
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