The potential of carbon costs in metal and mining industries
Paris Agreement are set to have far-reaching and material implications for the long-term corporate strategies of every player in the energy and extractive industries.
Companies in these sectors are coming under pressure from investors and other stakeholders to disclose information around the potential climate-related risks to their businesses.
And, with the potential of carbon costs emerging in a range of countries, scrutiny of corporate emissions footprints and value at risk will continue to increase
Key metal and mining value chains to 2040:
- Aluminium, Alumina and Bauxite
- Metallurgical Coal, Iron Ore and Steel
- Copper Mines, Smelters and Refineries
- Lead-Zinc Mines, Lead Smelters and Zinc Smelters
- Nickel Industry
The Emissions Benchmarking Tool helps inform strategic decisions regarding emissions risk management via competitive benchmarking, portfolio analysis and economic impact assessment. Assessment of the likelihood and stringency of carbon regulation on the Oil & Gas sector in 90+ countries and Metals & Mining sectors in 62 countries.
