PRESS RELEASE
HONG KONG, JULY 17, 2018: S&P Dow Jones Indices (“S&P DJI”), the world’s leading index provider, today announced the launch of the S&P Carbon Price Risk Adjusted Index Series, which seeks to measure the performance of companies in each respective underlying index with a weighting scheme based on estimated company market valuation at risk from predicted 2030 carbon prices.
The indices are the first-of-their-kind in the market to incorporate potential future carbon prices, specifically the portion of future carbon pricing not covered by any current carbon prices. Data on the gap between current and potential future carbon prices is supplied by Trucost’s Corporate Carbon Pricing Tool.
Hannah Skeates, Senior Director, ESG and Strategy Indices at S&P Dow Jones Indices: “As the efforts to achieve the commitments of the Paris Agreement and the transition to a low carbon economy progress, future carbon prices could lead to significant increased costs for companies which have not managed their global emissions.
The S&P Carbon Price Risk Adjusted Index Series was developed to help market participants understand the financial risks embedded among the higher carbon emitters of the current global economy.”
The Index Series include twelve headline indices spanning the globe:
The methodology for the S&P Carbon Price Risk Adjusted Indices is available at: www.spdji.com .
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