Companies take a holistic approach to sustainability that addresses all three major aspects: Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG). Companies are assessing their sustainability policies, performance, and progress to identify and mitigate factors that contribute to negative consequences and pursue actions to improve ESG performance.​

Accessing in-depth insights from the ‘ESG Industry Analysis’ bundle can help you:

• Understand the emerging trends within the field of ESG wherein companies are stepping forward to take a holistic approach toward achieving sustainability.
• Evaluate the different policies and performance indicators in an effort to improve ESG performance or set new benchmarks for business success.
• Understand ESG-related intelligence for 9 key sectors (Automotive, Consumer Goods, Aerospace and Defense, Mining, Oil and Gas, Packaging, Power, Retail & Apparel, and Telecoms and Technology).
• Gather insights pertaining to market dynamics, growth indicators and market challenges.

The ESG bundle is a cost-effective solution as it provides access to multiple reports at a discounted price, compared to buying individual reports:

• ESG in Automotive (Single user price: $695)
• ESG in Consumer Goods (Single user price: $695)
• ESG in Aerospace and Defense (Single user price: $695)
• ESG in Mining (Single user price: $695)
• ESG in Oil and Gas (Single user price: $695)
• ESG in Packaging (Single user price: $695)
• ESG in Power (Single user price: $695)
• ESG in Retail and Apparel (Single user price: $695)
• ESG in Telecoms and Technology (Single user price: $695)

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By purchasing the bundle worth $6,255 you can get access to a wealth of information and insights:

• In-Depth Insights on Market and Trends – It gives a holistic view of the ESG ecosystem in different sectors and key industry trends (technology trends, macroeconomic trends, and regulatory trends) shaping the ESG universe in the coming 12-24 months.
• ESG Action and Challenges Analysis – The report provides contributing factors and mitigating actions of the ESG Framework in multiple sectors. It also provides deep insights into the challenges (environmental, social, and governance) in ESG implementation.
• Case Studies – It provides a detailed overview of benefits that can aid ESG leaders.
• Competitive Landscape – It provides a list of leading companies and their competitive positions in the ESG theme.
• GD Proprietary Scorecard – The scorecard highlights the impact of the ESG theme on various sectors.

We recommend this valuable source of information to anyone involved in:

• Primes/OEMs
• Brand Manufacturers
• Mining Companies
• Oil & Gas Suppliers
• Brand Owners
• Power Generation Companies
• Retailers
• Telecom Operators
• Management Consultants

All stakeholders at various levels (Brand and Marketing Managers, Product Managers, R&D Heads, Data Analysts, Business Analysts, Financial Analysts, and Strategic Directors) currently working in these industries or those looking to enter the market as suppliers, manufacturers, operators, and consultants can benefit from this bundle.

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ESG Industry Analysis Bundle Overview

Report 1: ESG in Automotive – Thematic Research

Environmental impact by the automotive industry has long been a challenge. However, social and governance factors are now equally important as connected, autonomous, shared, and electric (CASE) megatrends transform the industry. Increasing climate risks, regulations, and customer and investor pressures are pressing the automotive industry to focus on sustainable practices. For instance, the auto industry’s materials suppliers and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) are adopting technologies to create more energy-efficient and affordable solutions.

GlobalData’s ESG Framework

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Report 2: ESG in Consumer Goods – Thematic Research

Supply chain management is the most strategic initiative an FMCG company should take to avoid environmental or social issues. For this purpose, there must be effective collaboration between players throughout the supply chain. Strategic player partnerships and advanced technologies such as AI, blockchain, IoT, and Big Data can help with supply chain management and transparency. A major milestone in the FMCG industry was Unilever launching the Unilever Sustainable Living Plan (USLP) in 2010, setting ESG goals and targets for the next 10 years. This set a precedent for all FMCG companies to create strategies and numerical targets for ESG issues and accurately report on progress. Furthermore, the FMCG industry is also looking for sustainable packaging alternatives to comply with the ESG theme.

GlobalData’s 2021 Q1 Global Consumer Survey

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Report 3: ESG in Aerospace and Defense – Thematic Research

Improving ESG sustainability is vital for aerospace & defense. Environmental sustainability in defense might be relevant only to industry rather than the end-user, but it is becoming increasingly important for modern militaries to adopt sustainability strategies. Therefore, implementing modern technologies in R&D can significantly increase fuel efficiency and reduce carbon emissions. For instance, sustainable aviation fuels (SAFs) will be a promising alternative to traditional jet fuel, potentially decreasing CO2 emissions by 80%. Likewise, electric propulsion and hydrogen-powered aircraft will be the technologies that drive zero-emission aircraft.

GlobalData’s ESG Framework – Environmental Factors

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Report 4: ESG in Mining – Thematic Research

By nature, mining depletes natural resources and has a significant impact on surrounding ecosystems. Extraction and primary processing of metals and minerals are responsible for 26% of global carbon emissions. Companies must work to reduce their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by formulating strategies for positive environmental management target energy consumed, equipment used, and the systems in place for impact mitigation. Furthermore, mining companies need to ensure the safety of both their workers and the communities in which they operate. For this purpose, mining companies can use the Total Recordable Injury Frequency (TRIF) and Lost Time Injury Frequency (LTIF) rates to benchmark their performance against industry standards and measure their progress over time.

Top ESG Trends in the Mining Sector

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Report 5: ESG in Oil & Gas – Thematic Research

The oil & gas industry is more exposed to risk from environmental challenges than any other industry. Climate change is the most pressing challenge and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions will be the environmental priority for this industry. However, pollution from leaks, byproduct disposal, chemical disposal, and combustion is part of oil and gas exploration activity that must be considered carefully. Likewise, marine biodiversity is threatened by offshore leaks and terrestrial biodiversity by onshore construction. Companies must find solutions to mitigate these risks to be high up on the sustainability scale.

Potential Sources of Emissions in the Oil & Gas Value Chain

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Report 6: ESG in Packaging – Thematic Research

Packaging companies are making investments and strategies to reduce their carbon emissions. There are three main ways in which companies can tackle their greenhouse gas emissions: emissions reduction, carbon capture and storage (CCS), and carbon offsets. Furthermore, as consumer awareness of the environmental implications of plastic packaging increases, metal packaging companies like Ball are keen to build on the positive environmental qualities of their products. Likewise, consumer goods brands, such as Cola-Cola, PepsiCo, Unilever, Danone, and Nestle, have committed to providing 100% recycled plastic and introducing reusable or recyclable packaging.

Top ESG Trends in the Packaging Sector

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Report 7: ESG in Power – Thematic Research

Power companies can limit their pollution footprint by expanding renewable generation capacity and reducing reliance on coal. Proper waste management processes, including transparent recycling techniques, not only for those exposed to solar but the management of waste in thermal generation, will reduce pollution and improve environmental credentials. Power plants and operations use vast amounts of land, and engagement with communities and governments is critical. This is where appropriate social governance comes to play. The management of these risks should be high on the agenda for the power companies to be in the sustainability game.

Composition of Total CO₂ Emissions in 2020 (%)

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Report 8: ESG in Retail & Apparel – Thematic Research

Retailers are directing their investment and strategies across all three facets of ESG to resonate with the growing consumer preference towards sustainable fashion. Investing in sustainable practices helps retailers fight climate change and allows them to cut costs in the long run. For example, by reducing single-use packaging, retailers can also lower costs. Furthermore, digital technologies such as AI, IoT, AR & VR, and collaboration tools are transforming the industry. The transformation brings significant socio-economic opportunities, which calls for a streamlined governance framework to maintain its brand image and integrity in a competitive market.

GlobalData’s ESG Framework – Social Factors

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Report 9: ESG in Telecoms and Technology – Thematic Research

All significant technology companies have a stated commitment to ESG, but their goals, delivery, and reporting can vary substantially. Many climate challenges are impacting the technology sector; however, technology companies are among the leaders in addressing this core challenge: data centers, IoT solutions, mobility, enabling new work practices, etc. IoT solutions are becoming more sophisticated as a means of providing ESG reporting alongside efficiency and productivity gains. For instance, Amazon has a target of 100% renewable energy by 2025. Its Amazon Web Services (AWS) unit claims that its hyperscaler cloud infrastructure is 3.6 times more energy efficient than private data centers in the US. Amazon has a commitment to efficient water usage/stewardship. Amazon aims to be carbon net-zero by 2040.

ESG Action Feedback Loop

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