Understanding ESG: the Canadian journey
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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ESG basics
- Why is ESG important to Canadian oil and gas companies?
- Reporting standards
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ESG reports
- ESG report averages
- Focus words
- Metric comparison
- A few takeaways from comparing metrics
- Metrics compiled, now what?
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ESG journey
- ESG performance counts, to a degree
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- ESG highlights: Canada
- Examples of criteria found in Canadian oil and gas ESG reports
- ESG risk translated into potential financial risk
- Financial institutions partially or completely blacklisting oil sands
- ESG reporting standards used by Canadian (red) and US (blue) companies
- Averages of basic ESG report characteristics
- Top 20 words in selected North America Large Cap ESG reports
- Data reported by category
- Goal setting example: reduction targets for GHG emissions
- Simplified ESG journey map
What's included
This report contains:
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