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The leading Emissions Benchmarking Tool for investors

Leverage our powerful and in-depth Emissions Benchmarking Tool to make smarter, more profitable and emissions savvy investments.

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Unleash the power of data for profitable investing

In the complex world of investments, knowledge is the currency of success. Leveraging Wood Mackenzie's recognized cost and power datasets, you gain access to a wealth of emissions insights that can help shape and strengthen your investment strategy - so you can unlock the full potential of your portfolio while aligning with global sustainability goals. Our Emissions Benchmarking Tool isn't just a tool; it's your strategic partner and your ticket to a profitable net zero future.

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How can our Emissions Benchmarking Tool help you?

Harness expertise that guides your investment journey

Harness expertise that guides your investment journey

Get access to our world-class experts, dedicated to helping you navigate the intricate landscape of resource industry emissions and sustainability. With their deep industry knowledge spanning the entire metals and mining value chain, you're not just investing; you're strategising. Collaborate with specialists who share your vision, and make informed and timely decisions that drive your investments forward.

Chart your carbon footprint and portfolio performance

Chart your carbon footprint and portfolio performance

Our Emissions Benchmarking Tool empowers you to assess the carbon footprint and performance of your investment portfolio over time. Armed with accurate, reliable, and comprehensive global emissions datasets across the mining and metals value chain, you gain the insights needed to optimise your portfolio for opportunity, sustainability and profitability.

Pave the way to a greener portfolio

Pave the way to a greener portfolio

Identify low-carbon projects that align with your portfolio goals and requirements. Influencing or shedding high-emission projects becomes a strategic move, while staying ahead of emissions industry trends and regional variations secures your investment's future. Your journey towards net zero and climate goals starts here.

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Golden opportunities to drive down mining and metals carbon emissions

While there may not be a single silver decarbonisation bullet, there are emerging and significant opportunities in the mining and processing sectors to leave fossil fuels behind.

Scope 3 considerations in metals and mining investment

Which companies will find it easiest to tackle value chain emissions in metals and mining? We explore how companies’ portfolios impact their ability to reduce scope 3 emissions, and what to consider when making investment decisions in metals and mining; from the barriers to collaboration to assessing transition risk and reward within the supply chain.

Beyond electricity: is hydrogen the key to greener smelting and refining?

In the metals and mining industry, the top contributors to CO2 emissions are smelting and refining processes. To date, much of the industry’s decarbonisation efforts have been focused on electrification. However, we’re starting to see a shift towards hydrogen as a replacement for fossil fuels in metallurgical processes.

Why scrap metal is an opportunity too good to waste

Demand for energy transition metals combined with decarbonisation goals and elevated energy security concerns will underpin significant investment in scrap.

Six factors shaping the lithium market

Understanding lithium market nuances is vital to forecasting future demand, supply and pricing

Top steps miners can take to reduce scope 3 emissions

Motivated by climate policy and climate change vulnerabilities, the major mining companies have embraced operational net zero targets by or before 2050. But when it comes to Scope 3, there is a lack of consensus on targets.