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Avoided Emissions

Avoided emissions are emission reductions that occur outside of a product or technology’s life cycle or value chain, as a result, of the use of that product or technology*. Examples include electric vehicles, renewable energy generation, heat pumps or sustainable textiles.

Asset owners and managers can use avoided emissions assessments to evaluate how their investments are transitioning to a low-carbon economy and whether their investments are having a positive climate impact. Avoided emissions can be used for pre-investment screening and decision-making, annual sustainability, post-investment reporting and to conduct in-depth impact research.

*Source by World Resources Institute (WRI)

Product features


9,500+
Companies reviewed for reported avoided emissions.
50+
Avoided emissions methodologies.
Life-Cycle Assessment
(LCA) approach
Bottom Up Data & Analytics
Product, company, sector and portfolio-level data and analytics.
Scenario Analysis
Current and forward-looking avoided emissions data.

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