Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) Support

ESG is a term associated with Environmental, Social, and Governance factors to improve sustainability. Investors evaluate a company's progress toward sustainability based on ESG factors:

• Environmental factors include contributions a company or government makes to climate change through reductions in greenhouse gas emissions (e.g., a net-zero or carbon-neutral initiative), waste management, and energy efficiency.
• Social factors include human rights, labor standards, illegal child labor, and routine workplace health and safety. A company's social score is improved by community involvement and acceptance.
• Governance factors include defining rights, responsibilities, and expectations to align interests among stakeholders to support a company's long-term strategy.

Environeer helps clients build climate change and sustainability programs. We assist with strategy development, baseline quantification, program implementation, and reporting.

Our ESG services include:

• Managing sustainability risks to enable better decision-making
• Addressing client concerns regarding their carbon footprint
• Identifying GHGs and determining possible mitigation strategies
• Setting achievable targets (e.g., a net-zero or carbon-neutral initiative)

Many companies choose to align with an ESG standard that is of interest to their investors. ESG disclosure frameworks with industry metrics and benchmarks have been developed by the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), and others.

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