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Carbon Disclosure Project 2011 – Global 500 Report


“ Since 2010, it was established that its energy managers should include energy efficiency targets in their performance bonus. They will receive 100% of their annual bonus if they have achieved and justified the targets.”


Telefonica


The highest disclosure score in 2011 is 99; four companies have achieved this impressive result (Philips Electronics, Bayer, Deutsche Post and UPS). Cisco Systems scored 98, and Siemens, Tesco, Fortum Oyj and Bank of America all scored 97. In 2010 the highest disclosure score of 98 was achieved by Siemens.


The average score of the CDLI companies in 2011 is 94, up from 91 in 2010; this is significantly higher than the overall Global 500 average of 69 in 2011 and 65 in 2010. The lowest CDLI score in 2011 is 90, compared to 86 in 2010. This indicates that the quality and depth of responses continues to improve, despite the increasing stringency of the scoring mechanism year on year. All ten sectors are represented in the CDLI again, confirming the view that high quality disclosure is possible regardless of sector.


Numerous companies have reached the Carbon Disclosure Leadership Index on more than one occasion; however, there are 13 companies that are disclosure leaders for the third consecutive year, thereby demonstrating a long term commitment to measuring and reporting on climate change. The sectors with the largest number of companies in the CDLI are Financials (10) and Consumer Discretionary (9) which is a change from 2010 when Materials and Consumer Staples led with eight each. In 2009 and 2008, the Financials sector had the largest number of companies in the CDLI.


31% (123) of the companies in the Global 500 are in the Financials sector and 76% (93) of these companies responded, meaning they represent 23% of responding companies. On a percentage basis, the Financials sector is underrepresented in the


Sector


Company Sony Corporation Materials


Samsung Electronics Lafarge


Dow Chemical VALE


Praxair BASF


Telecommunications Utilities


Air Products & Chemicals Israel Chemicals Telefonica Fortum Oyj Centrica PG&E


Disclosure score 94 94 96 95 93 93 93 92 90 90 97 96 92


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