Comprehensive ESG reports and trend analysis from organisations across the globe.
ReportPDFCanada’s 2026 Sustainable Finance Taxonomy Methodology Report establishes the framework for classifying green and transition investments across the Canadian economy. The final methodology covers climate mitigation, transition finance, technical screening criteria, Do No Significant Harm, Minimum Social Safeguards, Indigenous rights and six priority sectors, creating a voluntary science-based framework to mobilize capital toward Canada’s net-zero transition. Report-Canadian-Sustainable-Fin…
ReportPDFkWh Analytics’ Resilient Power Report 2026 examines how renewable energy assets can withstand hail, wildfires, typhoons, winter storms and battery fire risks through resilient engineering, operational preparedness and risk management. Using real-world solar and battery storage case studies, the report highlights hail-stow technology, BESS fire mitigation, storm-response planning, equipment hardening and proactive operational controls that can reduce physical damage, financial losses and insurance risk. kWh_Resilient-Power_Report_2026…
ReportPDFMirova’s Natural Capital Impact Report 2025 examines how investment in nature-based solutions, carbon markets, regenerative agriculture, sustainable forestry and biodiversity can generate measurable environmental and social outcomes. The report covers Mirova’s natural capital platform, carbon integrity approach, regenerative food systems, biodiversity monitoring, climate resilience, gender equality and impact metrics across more than 70 projects globally.
ReportPDFERM Sustainability Institute’s Rate the Raters 2026 examines how institutional investors use and evaluate ESG ratings, ESG data and sustainability information in investment decision-making. Based on investors representing approximately $23.5 trillion in assets under management, the report compares leading ESG ratings providers, tracks declining trust in ratings, and explores the growing role of regulation, underlying ESG data and artificial intelligence.
ReportPDFJPMorganChase’s 2025 Sustainability Report covers sustainable finance, financed emissions, energy transition, climate risk, financial inclusion, affordable housing, human capital and corporate governance. The report tracks progress toward its $2.5 trillion Sustainable Development Target, updates sector-level carbon intensity targets, and details the Firm’s approach to operational emissions, climate-related financial risk and community investment. jpmc-sustainability-report-2025
ReportPDFKhazna’s first standalone ESG Report covers data center sustainability, AI infrastructure, clean energy, Scope 1–3 emissions, water stewardship, circularity, climate resilience, workforce safety and governance. Reporting primarily on its UAE operations, Khazna establishes a 2025 ESG baseline and outlines targets for carbon-free electricity, sustainable data center design and a future decarbonization roadmap.
ReportPDFThe Gates Foundation’s 2026 Goalkeepers Report examines how artificial intelligence could accelerate progress on global health, education, agriculture and economic opportunity while warning that unequal access could widen existing development gaps. It combines SDG data and projections with frontline examples from Kenya, Sierra Leone, India and the United States, and calls for AI systems that work in local languages, use local data and remain accessible to communities with the greatest needs. 2026 Goalkeepers Report
ReportPDFThis September 2026 report examines NVIDIA’s greenhouse gas footprint and public claims about the climate benefits of artificial intelligence. It analyzes rising Scope 3 supply-chain emissions, estimates undisclosed product-use emissions from NVIDIA chips, and challenges company messaging around AI climate benefits, data center demand response and energy efficiency.
ReportPDFDeloitte’s 2026 C-suite Sustainability Report examines how more than 2,100 global executives are integrating sustainability into business strategy, operations and investment decisions. The report covers sustainability ROI, climate resilience, AI and technology, supply-chain risks, corporate sustainability investment and the shift toward more focused, value-driven sustainability strategies.
ReportPDFBusiness Future Pathways’ 2026 report summarizes stakeholder feedback on the methodology for Canada’s Sustainable Finance Taxonomy, including green and transition activities, technical screening criteria, Do No Significant Harm and Minimum Social Safeguards. It also examines transition finance, Indigenous rights, FPIC, biodiversity, climate adaptation and safeguards intended to support credible climate-aligned investment in Canada.
ReportPDFMasdar’s 2025 Sustainability Report covers renewable energy, clean energy investment, GHG emissions, green finance, battery storage, biodiversity, responsible supply chains, workforce safety and corporate governance. It tracks Masdar’s progress toward 100 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 and its sustainability targets across a growing global clean energy portfolio. masdar-sustainability-report-20…
ReportPDFGRI’s 2025 global sustainability reporting study analyzes how large listed companies use the GRI Standards and other ESG reporting frameworks worldwide. It covers GRI adoption by region, industry and company size, multi-framework reporting, impact reporting and the most widely used GRI Topic Standards.