ESG investing and the ratings that underpin it have lost their lustre. That’s no bad thing for companies in the oil & gas, power & renewables, and metals & mining sectors. ESG was tangential, at best, to the big questions they face over the coming decades around decarbonisation.
But those questions haven’t gone away. The fundamentals of climate change haven’t shifted, and the threat it poses hasn’t diminished. Now more than ever, companies and their stakeholders need to understand and evaluate how they are positioned to navigate energy transition – both the risks and opportunities.
Wood Mackenzie’s Corporate Sustainability Index goes beyond ESG, to provide a nuanced assessment of corporate positioning in the face of a changing world. More relevant to how companies in energy and mining actually manage their business. And a more useful measure of how they stack up against one another.
Join our webinar on 26 March, when our experts will be discussing:
- The fundamental problem with ESG investing and the ratings that inform it
- What does “corporate sustainability” look like in the energy, and metals & mining sectors?
- Corporate Sustainability Index – how do the energy and mining giants’ ratings compare?
- What should companies and their stakeholders do next?
Corporate Sustainability Index is one half of Wood Mackenzie’s Corporate Resilience and Sustainability Indices (CoRSI). CoRSI is part of our new Corporate Strategy and Analytics Service, which covers the biggest companies in Oil & Gas, Power & Renewables and Metals & Mining.
Get to know our speakers
Luke Parker
Vice President, Corporate Research
Luke is Vice President of Corporate Research with a specific focus on the Supermajors.
Latest articles by Luke
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Opinion
Beyond ESG: measuring corporate sustainability in an uncertain world
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The Edge
Big Oil: upstream M&A gets serious
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Opinion
Are NOCs prepared for the energy transition?
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The Edge
How NOCs compare with IOCs on energy transition strategy
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Featured
How can Big Oil stay investible through the energy transition?
James Whiteside
Head of Corporate, Metals & Mining
With 15 years of experience in the metals and mining industry, James leads our corperate coverage.
Latest articles by James
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Opinion
Diversified mining: will capital allocation strategies continue to provide predictable investor returns?
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Opinion
How are diversified miners tackling scope 3 emissions?
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Opinion
BHP eyes Anglo American for copper growth
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The Edge
How higher interest rates could hold up energy transition investment
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Opinion
BHP’s all-share offer for Anglo American
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Opinion
Corporate metals and mining: 5 things to look for in 2024
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