Sustainability Intelligence on
S&P Capital IQ Pro

• Access our in-depth data coverage, featuring quantitative information on the direct and supply chain environmental impacts for 20,000+ publicly listed companies (95% of global market capitalization), 4.5 million+ private companies, 500 distinct industry sectors and 100+ environmental key performance indicators (KPIs). Our data consists of raw and calculated values at the company level and sector level.
• Company-level data includes the company’s operational environmental impact and the environmental impact of its upstream and downstream supply chain. Sector-level data includes the environmental impact of a Trucost-defined company or business sectors within which the company operates.
  
• The Environmental Peer Analysis tool benchmarks the focus company and four of its closest peers based on GICS® sectors. Using a line chart and a detailed table grid, compare the company with its peers for all available annual Environmental metrics. 

• Get a sector overview of Trucost Business Activity level data for revenue, disclosure, fossil fuels, and power generation emissions data via a tree map visualization and corresponding data tables.
• Access historical annual Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions by Trucost Business Activity for each of the covered 190 countries/regions on the Sector Breakdown page on the S&P Capital IQ Pro platform.

• Gain a consolidated view of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across 190 countries and regions.
• Access to historical annual data for four GHG emissions metrics: territorial, tier 1 imports, tier N imports, and tier 1 exports GHG emissions.
• The Sovereign Environmental Profile for countries/regions provides historical annual data on key economic data (e.g., GDP, Population, etc.), the top 10 contributing sectors to greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, the country/region's overall GHG emissions, natural resource rents, and power generation.

• Assess nature-related impacts and dependencies across a company’s direct operations and apply them at the asset, company, and portfolio levels. It deploys the Nature Risk Profile, a new methodology for analyzing companies' impacts and dependencies on nature launched by S&P Global Sustainable1 and the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) in January 2023.
• The dataset is in line with the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) LEAP approach and can be leveraged by market participants for more transparent alignment with the TNFD recommendations.
• Data coverage:
  • 130+ metrics
  • Ecosystem Footprint metrics to measure impact, and Dependency Scores to measure dependencies across 21 Ecosystem Services
  • Impact and dependency metrics for 21,000+ public and private companies
  • Leverages a database of over 2.9 million assets mapped to corporate owners

• Evaluate the physical risks that climate change poses to businesses, including potential damage to assets, operational interruptions, and supply chain disruptions. Our comprehensive company and asset-level physical risk scores provide a clear assessment of exposure to various climate hazards across different scenarios and time frames.
• Utilize our asset-level financial impact metrics to quantify the projected financial costs or losses associated with changing climate hazard exposure for each asset, expressed as a percentage of its overall value. For company-level financial impact metrics, we calculate the weighted average financial impact across all assets linked to the company, applying weights based on asset types to ensure a precise reflection of risk exposure.
• Our physical risk analytics cover:
  
  
  • 7,000,000+ asset locations
  • 73,000+ companies globally
  • 10 hazards covered globally
  • 4 climate scenarios
  • 8 projected decades (2020-2090)
  • 15+ company-level metrics

• Quantify the potential impact on company earnings if businesses were required to pay a future price for their greenhouse gas emissions. This evaluation will calculate the difference between current carbon costs and projected future costs, considering the specific sector, geographic location, and applicable carbon pricing policy scenarios.
  
• The dataset was developed for the investment community to address two key best practice requirements outlined by the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) - conducting scenario analysis and developing estimates of financial risk.
• The coverage includes approximately 15,000 companies, with data commencing in 2018 and updated annually.

• The Net-Zero Commitments Tracker dataset is an essential tool for assessing whether issuers have achieved external verification of their net-zero and interim goals, providing transparency regarding their reliance on carbon offsets and permanent removals. By comparing commitments across companies and sectors, the dataset offers valuable insights into their capacity to meet established targets and the balance between internal mitigation strategies and external offsets or removals. Each target is evaluated for comprehensive progress, enabling us to determine if a company is on track, at risk, has achieved, or has failed to meet its goals.
• Evaluate the quality of corporate climate targets by assessing targets based on their comprehensiveness, adequacy, credibility, and completion. The dataset also measures and compares companies' long-term published commitments to actual and forecasted emissions and reductions of Scope 1, Scope 2, and Scope 3 GHG emissions for all 15 categories through 2050.
• Our Net-Zero Commitments Tracker datasets cover:
  
  
  • Companies emission reduction targets
  • Indicators of Target Comprehensiveness and Target Achievement
  • Forecasted emissions through to 2025
  • Climate Change Scenario Comparisons published by IEA, SBTi and IIASA

• Trucost Paris Alignment data (“Paris Alignment” data) enables a 2°C alignment analysis—an assessment of how close companies are aligned to keeping global temperature rise well below 2°C from pre-industrial levels by 2100.
• The data covers company emissions and activity levels, including forward-looking indicators, over a medium-term time horizon—six years of historical data and six years of projected future emissions.
  
• Investors can track their portfolios and benchmarks against the goal of limiting global warming to below 2°C from pre-industrial levels, as well as other climate change scenario outcomes.

S&P Global ESG Scores provide an assessment of companies' ESG performance with company-level, dimension-level and criteria-level scores based on the S&P Global yearly Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) which evaluates companies’ sustainability practices.

• Include both raw and estimated/modeled scores. The raw score reflects the company’s known performance based on disclosed data.
• Estimated/modeled scores use’ best-in-class’ estimation techniques to reflect a company’s likely ESG score.
• Media & Stakeholder Analysis (MSA) case data and the resulting impact to a company's ESG score
• Criteria Rationale
• Campaign Related Information
• Aggregates at each level (Minimum, Maximum, and Average scores)
• Industry Level Ranking
• Year-On-Year Trend Data
• Additional Reference Information

The S&P Global Sustainability Raw Data on S&P Capital IQ Pro provides access to granular sustainability-related data points collected as part of the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) from public and additional disclosures. The data package combines company disclosures checked against reliable public sources, media and stakeholder analysis, and in-depth company engagement.

• Raw data: up to 1000 data points per company per methodology year based on CSA questionnaire responses, including data additional to public reporting   
• Question level scores: up to 130 question level scores and weights, Year-On-Year change; and Industry Performance – maximum Score, average Scores
• Disclosure analysis related data
• The dataset offers enhanced transparency on corporate sustainability performance, enabling market participants to access high-quality, granular information to support their decision-making and reporting. The data is regularly reviewed and updated in accordance with the relevant S&P Global Sustainable1 data quality practices.

The S&P Global Business Involvement Screens dataset measures companies’ direct and indirect revenue exposures to specific products and services, quantified as percentages of total company revenue and total company ownership. The dataset is designed to enable insight and grant you control of the types of businesses found within your products.

The Screens are uniquely constructed using the vast network of S&P Global data resources, including the S&P Global Environmental Analytics, to media and stakeholder reports, to public and private corporate disclosures from the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment.

• 17,500+ companies globally
• Screens covering 32 products and services
• Cover 4 broad categories of investor interest (consumer products and services, defense and weapons, energy and fossil fuels, and healthcare)
• Over 15 major indices produced by S&P Dow Jones Indices
• Six distinct types of data insight per screen per company