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Publications

Science and policy reports relevant to Lloyd’s of London and Managing Agents.

Report on impacts of global warming and related global greenhouse gas emission pathways, 2018.

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Report tracking the discrepancy between governments’ planned fossil fuel production and global production levels consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C or 2°C, 2021.

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A Roadmap for the Energy Sector, 2021.

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Research that allows investors to evaluate their relative alignment with a net-zero transition in the real economy and to align with the latest science, 2021.

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Data analysis on how producing and combusting the world’s reserves would yield over 3.5 trillion tons of greenhouse gas emissions, over seven times the remaining carbon budget for 1.5C, 2022.

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Synthesis report provides an integrated view of climate change as the final part of the AR6 and consists of two parts: a Summary for Policymakers and a Longer Report, 2023.

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Open Letters to Lloyd’s

Letters from campaigns, organisations, and frontline communities.

Company policies

An overview of insurance companies’ fossil fuel exclusion policies and coal, oil and gas divestment policies.

Data and policy analysis tools

A selection of publicly available databases and policy analysis tools. Most tools are updated on a regular basis.

Highlights best practices and loopholes of insurer, bank and investor oil and gas policies.

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Analyses the quality of coal policies. Counts, compares and rates the coal policies adopted by banks, insurers, asset owners and asset managers.

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Annual industry scorecard. Assesses and scores the policies of 30 major (re)insurers on insuring and investing in coal, oil, gas & tar sands.

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Database covering 887 oil and gas companies, almost 95% of global production. Provides detailed information that enables users to identify companies with expansion plans.

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Devised to help financial institutions navigate the complicated landscape of coal-based business models. It offers key statistics on over 900 parent companies and 1,800 subsidiaries operating along the thermal coal value chain.

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Publications

Science and policy reports relevant to Lloyd’s of London and Managing Agents.

Report on impacts of global warming and related global greenhouse gas emission pathways, 2018.

Read More

Report tracking the discrepancy between governments’ planned fossil fuel production and global production levels consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C or 2°C, 2021.

Read More

A Roadmap for the Energy Sector, 2021.

Read More

Research that allows investors to evaluate their relative alignment with a net-zero transition in the real economy and to align with the latest science, 2021.

Read More

Data analysis on how producing and combusting the world’s reserves would yield over 3.5 trillion tons of greenhouse gas emissions, over seven times the remaining carbon budget for 1.5C, 2022.

Read More

Synthesis report provides an integrated view of climate change as the final part of the AR6 and consists of two parts: a Summary for Policymakers and a Longer Report, 2023.

Read More

Data and policy analysis tools

A selection of publicly available databases and policy analysis tools. Most tools are updated on a regular basis.

Highlights best practices and loopholes of insurer, bank and investor oil and gas policies.

Read More

Analyses the quality of coal policies. Counts, compares and rates the coal policies adopted by banks, insurers, asset owners and asset managers.

Read More

Annual industry scorecard. Assesses and scores the policies of 30 major (re)insurers on insuring and investing in coal, oil, gas & tar sands.

Read More

Database covering 887 oil and gas companies, almost 95% of global production. Provides detailed information that enables users to identify companies with expansion plans.

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Devised to help financial institutions navigate the complicated landscape of coal-based business models. It offers key statistics on over 900 parent companies and 1,800 subsidiaries operating along the thermal coal value chain.

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