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ADEME coordinator: Romain Poivet, e-mail: romain.poivet@ademe.fr, phone: +33 (0)2 41 20 74 04
 
ADEME coordinator: Romain Poivet, e-mail: romain.poivet@ademe.fr, phone: +33 (0)2 41 20 74 04
 
CDP coordinator: Esther Stoakes, e-mail: esther.stoakes@cdp.net
 
CDP coordinator: Esther Stoakes, e-mail: esther.stoakes@cdp.net
|Organisational structure=A global Council advise the ACT Board including 7 colleges (repreenting the initiative key stakeholders). The Board oversee the Secretariat who coordinate the implementation of the initiative at global and local level. The implementation is lead by Technical Working Groups.
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|Organisational structure=The ACT Board, currently the initiative founders ADEME, the French Agency for Ecological Transition, and CDP, the global disclosure platform, oversee the Secretariat staff who coordinate the implementation of the initiative at global and local level. The implementation is lead by Technical Working Groups.
 
|Geographical coverage=Global
 
|Geographical coverage=Global
 
|Name of lead organisation=ACT
 
|Name of lead organisation=ACT
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|LPAA Theme Transport=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Agriculture=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Agriculture=Yes
|LPAA Theme Forestry=No
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|LPAA Theme Forestry=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Business=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Business=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Financial institutions=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Financial institutions=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Buildings=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Buildings=Yes
|LPAA Theme Industry=No
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|LPAA Theme Industry=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Waste=No
 
|LPAA Theme Waste=No
 
|LPAA Theme Cities and subnational governments=No
 
|LPAA Theme Cities and subnational governments=No
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|LPAA Theme Fluorinated gases=No
 
|LPAA Theme Fluorinated gases=No
 
|LPAA Theme Energy efficiency=No
 
|LPAA Theme Energy efficiency=No
|LPAA Theme Renewable energy=No
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|LPAA Theme Renewable energy=Yes
 
|LPAA Theme Supply chain emission reductions=No
 
|LPAA Theme Supply chain emission reductions=No
 
|LPAA Theme Adaptation=No
 
|LPAA Theme Adaptation=No
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|LPAA Theme Energy Access and Efficiency=No
 
|LPAA Theme Energy Access and Efficiency=No
 
|LPAA Theme Private Finance=No
 
|LPAA Theme Private Finance=No
|Description=Five guiding questions lead to assess company’s alignment with the low-carbon transition to 2050:
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|Description=ACT– Assessing low Carbon Transition – is a joint voluntary initiative from ADEME and CDP and part of the UNFCCC secretariat Global Climate Agenda (GCA) supported by the French government since 2015.
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ACT is the only international initiative that creates an “accountability framework and sectorial methodologies” to assess how companies’ strategies and actions are contributing to the Paris Agreement mitigation goals. ACT answer the need for methodologies and tools to support companies with contributing to the Paris Agreement beyond commitment and carbon footprint reporting.
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ACT is currently funded by EIT Climate KIC, ADEME, Life IP, FFEM.
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|Goals=Drive companies' climate actions by providing sectoral methodologies and tools as an accountability framework to develop, improve and assess their low-carbon strategies against relevant individual decarbonisation pathways.
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Five guiding questions lead to assess company’s alignment with the low-carbon transition to 2050:
 
1- What is the company planning to do?
 
1- What is the company planning to do?
 
2- How is the company planning to get there?
 
2- How is the company planning to get there?
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5- How do all of these plans and actions fit together?
 
5- How do all of these plans and actions fit together?
  
The resulting ACT rating including a performance score, narrative score and trend score, is key to understanding how ready a business is to transition to a low-carbon world.
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The resulting ACT rating including a performance score, narrative score and trend score, is key to understand how ready a business is to transition to a low-carbon world. The feedback report highlights company strategy gaps and provide recommendations.
|Goals=Drive companies' climate actions by providing sectoral methodologies as an accountability framework to assess their low-carbon strategies against relevant decarbonisation pathways.
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|Activities=- developing and implementing methodologies covering all high emitter’s sectors as identified by the TCFD (non-financial sectors) and other key sectors (e.g. ICT) for transion towards a low carbon economy by 2022.
|Activities=- developing and implementing methodologies covering all high emitter’s sectors as identified by TCFD (non-financial sectors) by 2022.
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-engage and develop partnerships with the initiative key stakeholders (private sector, financial institutions, public authorities and policy makers, NGOs, other climate adaption and mitigation initiatives, academics) by opening the initiative governance, raising awareness and building capacity.
 
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- ACT - Deep Decarbonisation Pathways Project builds a methodology to evaluate and monitor companies' decarbonization strategies from a sectoral, national and bottom-up perspective to increase the collective ambition of reducing greenhouse gas in Mexico and Brazil aligned with the global objective of the Paris agreement https://www.iddri.org/en/project/act-ddp-project
-engage with the initiative key stakeholders (private sector, financial institutions, public authorities and policy makers, NGOs, other climate adaption and mitigation initiatives, academics) by opening the initiative governance, raising awareness and building capacity.
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|One or two success stories achieved=Developed, tested and implemented methodologies for Automobile manufacturing, Electric Utilities, Retail and the Building sector (Construction, Property Development and Real Estate).
 
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Use case for auto and electric utility: https://www.worldbenchmarkingalliance.org/climate-and-energy-benchmark/
- set up the legal structure to enable long-term financial sustainability of the initiative and ultimately achieve its mission.
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|Participants companies number=219
|One or two success stories achieved=Developed, tested and implemented methodologies for Automobile manufacturing, Electric Utilities, Retail and the Building sector (both Construction and Real Estate).
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|Participants companies names=AB Sugar (United K.),
Use case: https://climate.worldbenchmarkingalliance.org/
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Asahi Group Holdings (Japan),
|Participants companies number=135
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Bimbo QSR (USA),
|Participants companies names=According to the web-site 11 February 2020
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Diageo Plc (United K.),
|Participants business organisations number=0
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General Mills Inc (USA),
|Participants research and educational organisations number=0
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InVivo (France),
|Participants non-governmental organisations number=0
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ITC (India),
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Nestlé (Switzerland),
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Nestlé Waters,
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Roquette (France),
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Yara international (Norway),
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Brio'Gel (France),
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Eckes Granini France (France),
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Fleury Michon (France),
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Sill (USA),
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BAIC Motor Corporation (China),
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BMW (Germany),
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Chongqing Changan Automobile Company (China),
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Daimler (Germany),
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Dongfeng Motor Group (China),
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FAW Car Company Limited-A (China),
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV (United K.),
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Ford Motor Company (USA),
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Geely Automobile Holdings (China),
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General Motors (USA),
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Guangzhou Automobile Group Co. Ltd (China),
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Honda (Japan),
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Hyundai Motor Co. (South Korea),
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Mazda Motor Corporation (Japan),
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Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (Japan),
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Nissan Motor Co. (Japan),
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PSA (France),
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Renault (France),
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Saic Motor Corporation (China),
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Subaru Corporation (Japan),
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Suzuki Motor Corporation (Japan),
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Tata Motors (India),
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Tesla Motors, (USA),
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Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan),
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Volkswagen AG (Germany),
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Ian motion (France),
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ACCOR (France),
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Allianz (Germany),
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Bouygues construction (France),
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Covivio (Switzerland),
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ICADE (France),
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Nexity (France),
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Perial (USA),
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Saint-Gobain (France),
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Vinci (France),
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ABRAPA (Brazil),
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Acquistapace (Germany),
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Ad Hoc Architecture (Canada),
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Bouygues Construction (France),
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Groupe Réalités (France),
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Neotoa (France),
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Vilogia (France),
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Vinci immobilier (France),
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Ambuja cement (India),
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Cementir (Italy),
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Cemex (Mexico),
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CIMENTS CALCIA (France),
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Ecocem (France),
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EQIOM (France),
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FAYAT BATIMENT (France),
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HeidelbergCement (Germany),
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LafargeHolcim (France),
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Unicem (Nigeria),
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VICAT (France),
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ACC Limited (India),
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Dalmia Cement,
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Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies (Germany),
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JSW Cement (India).,
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UltraTech Cement (India),
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AES Corporation (USA),
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AGL Energy (Australia),
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American Electric Power (USA),
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CEZ Group (Czech Republic),
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China Datang Corp (China),
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China Energy Investment Group - CHN Energy (China),
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China Huadian Corporation (China),
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China Huaneng Group (China),
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China Three Gorges (China),
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Chubu Electric Power (China),
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Chugoku Electric Power Company (China),
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CLP Holdings (Hong Kong China),
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Comision Federal de Electricidad - CFE (Portugal),
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Dominion Energy (USA),
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Duke Energy (USA),
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E.ON (Germany),
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EDP Energias de Portugal (Portugal),
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Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (Egypt),
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Électricité de France (France),
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Eletrobras (Brazil),
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EnBW Energie Baden-Wuerttemberg (Germany),
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Enel (Italy),
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Engie (France),
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Eskom Holdings (South Africa),
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Exelon Corporation (USA),
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Fortum (Finland),
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Iberdrola (Spain),
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Inter RAO (Russia),
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Kansai Electric Power Company (Japan),
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Korea Electric Power Corporation (South Korea),
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Kyushu Electric Power (Japan),
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Nextera Energy (USA),
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NTPC (India),
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Origin Energy (Australia),
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Orsted (Denmark),
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Pacific Gas and Electric (USA),
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Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Indonesia),
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RWE (Germany),
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Saudi Electricity Company (Saudi Arabia),
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Southern Co (USA),
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SSE (United K.),
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State Power Investment Corporation (China),
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Taiwan Power Company (Taiwan),
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Tenaga Nasional (Malaysia),
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Tohoku Electric Power (Japan),
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Tokyo Electric Power Company - TEPCO (Japan),
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Uniper (Germany),
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Vattenfall (Sweden),
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Vistra Energy Corp (USA),
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Xcel Energy (USA),
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Albioma (France),
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Cap Vert Energie (France),
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Compagnie Nationale du Rhône (France),
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Endesa (Spain),
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Enercoop (France),
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nrg (USA),
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Arcelor Mittal (Luxembourg),
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Jindal Stainless (India),
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JSW Steel (India),
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Saint Gobain Group (France),
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Tata Steel (India),
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California Resources Corporation (USA),
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Enbridge (Canada),
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Energean (United K.),
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ENGIE (France),
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Eni (Italy),
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Equinor (Norway),
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Galp (Portugal),
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PrimaGaz (Belgium),
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REPSOL (Spain),
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Shell (United K.),
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Total (France),
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Tullow (Ghana),
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UN Global Compact (USA),
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Butagaz (France),
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CEPSA (spain),
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EDF (France),
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Rubis Energie (France),
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Woodside (United K.),
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YPF (Argentina),
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Origin Energy (Australia),
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Burgard (Denmark),
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Decathlon (France),
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ID Kids (France),
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Intermarché (France),
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Kiabi (France),
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Nature et Découvertes (France),
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Norauto (France),
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Bébé au Naturel (France),
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Carrefour (France),
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Casino (France),
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Coq en pâte (France),
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JFR (USA),
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Kesko (Finland),
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Legallais (France),
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Lyreco France (France),
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Maisons du Monde (France),
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Samse (France),
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Tape à l'œil (France),
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The Wharehouse (New Zealand),
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Thermador Groupe (France),
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Toupargel (France),
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Walmart (USA),
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Woolworths (Australia),
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Aéroports de Lyon (France),
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Aéroports de Paris (France),
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Airbus (France),
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Alstom (France),
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American Airlines (USA),
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Andreani (Italy),
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Blablabus (France),
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Bollore logistics (france),
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CMA CGM (France),
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Confort Delgro (Singapore),
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DB schneker (Germany),
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Derval (France),
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DHL (United K.),
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Egis, (France),
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Fedex (USA),
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Ferrovie dello stato italiane (Italy),
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Geodis (USA),
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Groupe Noblet (France),
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Landry (France),
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Michelin (France),
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ODC Marine (France),
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RATP (France),
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SAFRAN (France),
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SNCF (France),
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SNCF logistics (France),
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Thalys (France),
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Transdev (France),
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UCL (France),
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BERT (France),
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Breger (France),
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CAT 29 (USA),
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Eurotunnel (United K.),
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Groupe Guisnel (France),
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Keolis (France),
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La Poste (France),
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TOWT (France),
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Transport Main forte (France),
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Transports Derval,
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Transports Landry (France),
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Transports TAB (France).
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|Participants business organisations number=5
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|Participants business organisations names=EpE
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|Participants research and educational organisations number=4
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|Participants non-governmental organisations number=6
 
|Participants national actors number=0
 
|Participants national actors number=0
 
|Participants governmental actors number=1
 
|Participants governmental actors number=1
|Participants governmental actors names=French Environmental Ministry
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|Participants governmental actors names=French Ministry for the Ecological Transition,
 
|Participants regional actors number=0
 
|Participants regional actors number=0
 
|Participants municipal actors number=0
 
|Participants municipal actors number=0
 
|Participants intergovernmental organisations number=0
 
|Participants intergovernmental organisations number=0
|Participants financial institutions number=0
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|Participants financial institutions number=10
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|Participants financial institutions names=Bpifrance, Ircantec, Caisse des Dépôts, APE, FRR, Erafp
 
|Participants other members number=0
 
|Participants other members number=0
 
|Participants supporting partners number=6
 
|Participants supporting partners number=6
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|Number of members=
 
|Number of members=
 
|Have only national states as participators=No
 
|Have only national states as participators=No
|SDGS=E_SDG_goals_icons-individual-rgb-07.png, E_SDG_goals_icons-individual-rgb-13.png
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|SDGS=E_SDG_goals_icons-individual-rgb-13.png
 
|Indicators information={{Indicators information
 
|Indicators information={{Indicators information
 
|Indicator=Implementation;Technical operational implementation (ex-post);
 
|Indicator=Implementation;Technical operational implementation (ex-post);
 
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|Goals mai=Use of ACT ratings globally by companies, policy makers and financial institutions to track climate actions progress towards low-carbon world.
 
|Goals mai=Use of ACT ratings globally by companies, policy makers and financial institutions to track climate actions progress towards low-carbon world.
|Comments on indicators and goals=a) Performance score from 1 (lowest) to 20 (highest)
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|Comments on indicators and goals=Ratings:
Indicators: targets; material investment, intangible investment, performance of products, management, suppliers, clients, policy engagement, business model.
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a) Performance score from 1 (lowest) to 20 (highest)
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Indicators: targets, material investment, intangible investment, performance of products, management, suppliers, clients, policy engagement, business model
  
b) Narrative score from E (lowest) to A (highest)
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b) Narrative score from E (lowest) to A (highest) Indicators: business model & strategy, consistency & credibility, reputation, risk
Indicators: business model & strategy; consistency & credibility; reputation; risk.
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c) Trend score as either "+" for improving, "-" for worsening, and "=" for stable
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c) Trend score as either "+" for improving, "-" for worsening, and "=" for stable Indicators: future change in emissions; business model & strategy; any other information compiled as part of score research
Indicators: future change in emissions; business model & strategy; any other information compiled as part of score research.
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The highest possible score is therefore:"20,A,+"
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The highest possible score is therefore: 20,A,+
|How will goals be achieved=Independant and sustainable initiative, globally coordinated with local implementation groups.
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|How will goals be achieved=Setting up an independent and sustainable initiative, globally coordinated with local implementation groups.
 
|Have you changed or strenghtened your goals=N/A
 
|Have you changed or strenghtened your goals=N/A
 
|How are you tracking progress of your initiative=Tracked by ACT Secretariat: number of companies assessed; ACT ratings increase.
 
|How are you tracking progress of your initiative=Tracked by ACT Secretariat: number of companies assessed; ACT ratings increase.
 
|Available reporting=You can find overall descriptions and all the sector methodologies on
 
|Available reporting=You can find overall descriptions and all the sector methodologies on
https://actproject.net/resources-2/
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https://actinitiative.org/resources-2/
 
|Related initiatives=
 
|Related initiatives=
 
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Revision as of 12:03, 25 November 2020

General

Name of initiative ACT - Assessing Low-Carbon Transition
LPAA initiative No
NAZCA Initiative Yes
Website address https://actinitiative.org
Related initiatives
Starting year 2015
End year
Secretariat Contacts:

All enquiry: info@actinitiative.org ADEME coordinator: Romain Poivet, e-mail: romain.poivet@ademe.fr, phone: +33 (0)2 41 20 74 04 CDP coordinator: Esther Stoakes, e-mail: esther.stoakes@cdp.net

Organisational structure The ACT Board, currently the initiative founders ADEME, the French Agency for Ecological Transition, and CDP, the global disclosure platform, oversee the Secretariat staff who coordinate the implementation of the initiative at global and local level. The implementation is lead by Technical Working Groups.
Geographical coverage Global
Name of lead organisation ACT
Type of lead organisation Other intergovernmental organization
Location/Nationality of lead organisation EU

Description

Description ACT– Assessing low Carbon Transition – is a joint voluntary initiative from ADEME and CDP and part of the UNFCCC secretariat Global Climate Agenda (GCA) supported by the French government since 2015.

ACT is the only international initiative that creates an “accountability framework and sectorial methodologies” to assess how companies’ strategies and actions are contributing to the Paris Agreement mitigation goals. ACT answer the need for methodologies and tools to support companies with contributing to the Paris Agreement beyond commitment and carbon footprint reporting. ACT is currently funded by EIT Climate KIC, ADEME, Life IP, FFEM.

Objectives Drive companies' climate actions by providing sectoral methodologies and tools as an accountability framework to develop, improve and assess their low-carbon strategies against relevant individual decarbonisation pathways.

Five guiding questions lead to assess company’s alignment with the low-carbon transition to 2050: 1- What is the company planning to do? 2- How is the company planning to get there? 3- What is the company doing at present? 4- What has the company done in the recent past? 5- How do all of these plans and actions fit together?

The resulting ACT rating including a performance score, narrative score and trend score, is key to understand how ready a business is to transition to a low-carbon world. The feedback report highlights company strategy gaps and provide recommendations.

Activities - developing and implementing methodologies covering all high emitter’s sectors as identified by the TCFD (non-financial sectors) and other key sectors (e.g. ICT) for transion towards a low carbon economy by 2022.

-engage and develop partnerships with the initiative key stakeholders (private sector, financial institutions, public authorities and policy makers, NGOs, other climate adaption and mitigation initiatives, academics) by opening the initiative governance, raising awareness and building capacity. - ACT - Deep Decarbonisation Pathways Project builds a methodology to evaluate and monitor companies' decarbonization strategies from a sectoral, national and bottom-up perspective to increase the collective ambition of reducing greenhouse gas in Mexico and Brazil aligned with the global objective of the Paris agreement https://www.iddri.org/en/project/act-ddp-project

One or two success stories achieved Developed, tested and implemented methodologies for Automobile manufacturing, Electric Utilities, Retail and the Building sector (Construction, Property Development and Real Estate).

Use case for auto and electric utility: https://www.worldbenchmarkingalliance.org/climate-and-energy-benchmark/

Monitoring and Impacts

Sustainable Development Impact:
E SDG goals icons-individual-rgb-13.png  
Function of initiative Implementation, Funding
Activity of initiative Technical operational implementation (ex-post), Fundraising
Indicators
Goals Use of ACT ratings globally by companies, policy makers and financial institutions to track climate actions progress towards low-carbon world.
Comments on indicators and goals Ratings:

a) Performance score from 1 (lowest) to 20 (highest) Indicators: targets, material investment, intangible investment, performance of products, management, suppliers, clients, policy engagement, business model

b) Narrative score from E (lowest) to A (highest) Indicators: business model & strategy, consistency & credibility, reputation, risk

c) Trend score as either "+" for improving, "-" for worsening, and "=" for stable Indicators: future change in emissions; business model & strategy; any other information compiled as part of score research

The highest possible score is therefore: 20,A,+

How will goals be achieved Setting up an independent and sustainable initiative, globally coordinated with local implementation groups.
Have you changed or strenghtened your goals N/A
Progress towards the goals
How are you tracking progress of your initiative Tracked by ACT Secretariat: number of companies assessed; ACT ratings increase.
Available reporting You can find overall descriptions and all the sector methodologies on

https://actinitiative.org/resources-2/

Participants

Participants Number Names
Members 245  
Companies 219 AB Sugar (United K.),Asahi Group Holdings (Japan),Bimbo QSR (USA),Diageo Plc (United K.),General Mills Inc (USA),InVivo (France),ITC (India),Nestlé (Switzerland),Nestlé Waters,Roquette (France),Yara international (Norway),Brio'Gel (France),Eckes Granini France (France),Fleury Michon (France),Sill (USA),BAIC Motor Corporation (China),BMW (Germany),Chongqing Changan Automobile Company (China),Daimler (Germany),Dongfeng Motor Group (China),FAW Car Company Limited-A (China),Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV (United K.),Ford Motor Company (USA),Geely Automobile Holdings (China),General Motors (USA),Guangzhou Automobile Group Co. Ltd (China),Honda (Japan),Hyundai Motor Co. (South Korea),Mazda Motor Corporation (Japan),Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (Japan),Nissan Motor Co. (Japan),PSA (France),Renault (France),Saic Motor Corporation (China),Subaru Corporation (Japan),Suzuki Motor Corporation (Japan),Tata Motors (India),Tesla Motors,(USA),Toyota Motor Corporation (Japan),Volkswagen AG (Germany),Ian motion (France),ACCOR (France),Allianz (Germany),Bouygues construction (France),Covivio (Switzerland),ICADE (France),Nexity (France),Perial (USA),Saint-Gobain (France),Vinci (France),ABRAPA (Brazil),Acquistapace (Germany),Ad Hoc Architecture (Canada),Bouygues Construction (France),Groupe Réalités (France),Neotoa (France),Vilogia (France),Vinci immobilier (France),Ambuja cement (India),Cementir (Italy),Cemex (Mexico),CIMENTS CALCIA (France),Ecocem (France),EQIOM (France),FAYAT BATIMENT (France),HeidelbergCement (Germany),LafargeHolcim (France),Unicem (Nigeria),VICAT (France),ACC Limited (India),Dalmia Cement,Hoffmann Green Cement Technologies (Germany),JSW Cement (India).,UltraTech Cement (India),AES Corporation (USA),AGL Energy (Australia),American Electric Power (USA),CEZ Group (Czech Republic),China Datang Corp (China),China Energy Investment Group - CHN Energy (China),China Huadian Corporation (China),China Huaneng Group (China),China Three Gorges (China),Chubu Electric Power (China),Chugoku Electric Power Company (China),CLP Holdings (Hong Kong China),Comision Federal de Electricidad - CFE (Portugal),Dominion Energy (USA),Duke Energy (USA),E.ON (Germany),EDP Energias de Portugal (Portugal),Egyptian Electricity Holding Company (Egypt),Électricité de France (France),Eletrobras (Brazil),EnBW Energie Baden-Wuerttemberg (Germany),Enel (Italy),Engie (France),Eskom Holdings (South Africa),Exelon Corporation (USA),Fortum (Finland),Iberdrola (Spain),Inter RAO (Russia),Kansai Electric Power Company (Japan),Korea Electric Power Corporation (South Korea),Kyushu Electric Power (Japan),Nextera Energy (USA),NTPC (India),Origin Energy (Australia),Orsted (Denmark),Pacific Gas and Electric (USA),Perusahaan Listrik Negara (Indonesia),RWE (Germany),Saudi Electricity Company (Saudi Arabia),Southern Co (USA),SSE (United K.),State Power Investment Corporation (China),Taiwan Power Company (Taiwan),Tenaga Nasional (Malaysia),Tohoku Electric Power (Japan),Tokyo Electric Power Company - TEPCO (Japan),Uniper (Germany),Vattenfall (Sweden),Vistra Energy Corp (USA),Xcel Energy (USA),Albioma (France),Cap Vert Energie (France),Compagnie Nationale du Rhône (France),Endesa (Spain),Enercoop (France),nrg (USA),Arcelor Mittal (Luxembourg),Jindal Stainless (India),JSW Steel (India),Saint Gobain Group (France),Tata Steel (India),California Resources Corporation (USA),Enbridge (Canada),Energean (United K.),ENGIE (France),Eni (Italy),Equinor (Norway),Galp (Portugal),PrimaGaz (Belgium),REPSOL (Spain),Shell (United K.),Total (France),Tullow (Ghana),UN Global Compact (USA),Butagaz (France),CEPSA (spain),EDF (France),Rubis Energie (France),Woodside (United K.),YPF (Argentina),Origin Energy (Australia),Burgard (Denmark),Decathlon (France),ID Kids (France),Intermarché (France),Kiabi (France),Nature et Découvertes (France),Norauto (France),Bébé au Naturel (France),Carrefour (France),Casino (France),Coq en pâte (France),JFR (USA),Kesko (Finland),Legallais (France),Lyreco France (France),Maisons du Monde (France),Samse (France),Tape à l'œil (France),The Wharehouse (New Zealand),Thermador Groupe (France),Toupargel (France),Walmart (USA),Woolworths (Australia),Aéroports de Lyon (France),Aéroports de Paris (France),Airbus (France),Alstom (France),American Airlines (USA),Andreani (Italy),Blablabus (France),Bollore logistics (france),CMA CGM (France),Confort Delgro (Singapore),DB schneker (Germany),Derval (France),DHL (United K.),Egis,(France),Fedex (USA),Ferrovie dello stato italiane (Italy),Geodis (USA),Groupe Noblet (France),Landry (France),Michelin (France),ODC Marine (France),RATP (France),SAFRAN (France),SNCF (France),SNCF logistics (France),Thalys (France),Transdev (France),UCL (France),BERT (France),Breger (France),CAT 29 (USA),Eurotunnel (United K.),Groupe Guisnel (France),Keolis (France),La Poste (France),TOWT (France),Transport Main forte (France),Transports Derval,Transports Landry (France),Transports TAB (France).
Business organisations 5 EpE
Research and educational organisations 4
Non-governmental organisations 6
National states 0
Governmental actors 1 French Ministry for the Ecological Transition
Regional / state / county actors 0
City / municipal actors 0
Intergovernmental organisations 0
Financial Institutions 10 Bpifrance,  Ircantec,  Caisse des Dépôts,  APE,  FRR,  Erafp
Faith based organisations 0
Other members 0
Supporting partners 6 ClimateCHECK,  European Investment Bank (EIB),  2 Degree Investing Initiative,  Climate-KIC,  Fonds Francais pour l'Environnement Mondial (FEEM),  EU-life.
Number of members in the years
2015
2
2016
42
2017
34
2018
12
2019
118
2020
50
2022
372
Have only national states as participators No


Theme

Transport Agriculture Forestry Business Financial institutions Buildings Industry Waste Cities and subnational governments Short Term Pollutants International maritime transport Energy Supply Fluorinated gases Energy efficiency Renewable energy Supply chain emission reductions Adaptation Other Resilience Innovation Energy Access and Efficiency Private Finance
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Last update: 10 January 2023 15:29:17

Not only have national states as participators