Krajem februara, održan je vebinar na temu „Finansirane emisije“. Pričalo se o aktuelnim regulativama, standardima i izazovima koje donosi „zelena“ tranzicija, a vebinar su vodile naše ekspertkinje Stanislava Levačić i Marina Jovanov.
Kako definišemo finansirane emisije?
Finansirane emisije obuhvataju emisije koje nastaju indirektno, kroz projekte ili kompanije u koje finansijske institucije ulažu ili kojima pružaju finansijsku podršku, a koje svojim delovanjem izazivaju emisije gasova sa efektom staklene bašte.
Tokom vebinara govorilo se o aktuelnim evropskim smernicama i regulativama koje oblikuju održivo finansiranje, kao i o globalnom GHG standardu za finansijsku industriju- Finansirane emisije (PCAF). Razgovarali smo o izazovima koji prate prikupljanje i verifikaciju podataka potrebnih za merenje finansiranih emisija, ali i o trendovima koji sve više utiču na budućnost finansiranja i klimatskog izveštavanja.
Učesnici su imali priliku da saznaju više o praksi merenja finansiranih emisija, kao i o izazovima sa kojima se susreću kompanije koje žele da svoje poslovanje usklade sa standardima održivosti.
Rezultati sprovedene ankete u toku vebinara ukazali su da većina organizacija identifikuje materijalan uticaj fizičkih i prelaznih rizika u svojim portfolijima.
At the end of February, a webinar was held on the topic of “Financed Emissions.”
The discussion focused on current regulations, standards and the challenges brought by the green transition. The webinar was hosted by our experts, Stanislava Levačić and Marina Jovanov.
What are financed emissions?
Financed emissions refer to indirect greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated by projects or companies that receive investment or financial support from financial institutions. These emissions arise from the activities of those entities and are associated with the financial institution’s portfolio.
During the webinar, participants were introduced to the latest European guidelines and regulations shaping sustainable finance, as well as the global GHG accounting standard for the financial industry – the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF).
We explored the challenges involved in collecting and verifying the data necessary for measuring financed emissions, as well as emerging trends that are increasingly influencing the future of finance and climate-related reporting.
Participants also had the opportunity to learn more about the practical aspects of financed emissions measurement and the challenges companies face when aligning their operations with sustainability standards.
The results of a poll conducted during the webinar revealed that the majority of organizations identify material impacts from both physical and transition risks within their portfolios.
