October 21, 2021 – IPE released the first Corporate Climate Action Transparency Index (CATI) at the 2021 Green Supply Chain & Climate Action Forum. The report highlights that the dual carbon targets have motivated local and global companies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across its value chain.

结合AH股上市公司气候信息披露的现状和气候信息披露重要而特殊的经济意义，分析气候信息披露的动机以及披露质量与企业业绩的关系。

在应对气候变化领域，推动建立企业温室气体排放信息披露制度，有助于动员主要排放主体的减排意识，提升减排动力，强化公众监督，助力国家高质量履行《巴黎协定》义务。

In order to make all public sectors get aware of and cooperate with the action on peaking carbon emissions, on the basis of the collaboration with China City Greenhouse Gas Working Group, IPE released the report "Chinese City Carbon Peak Index”.

On Oct 23th 2020, the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs (IPE) released the third annual Supply Chain Climate Action SCTI Index in Beijing. We expect that through the continuous evaluation of the SCTI Index, we will be able to objectively reflect the current status of supply chain climate action by Chinese and foreign enterprises, identify good practices, promote larger-scale emissions reduction by enterprises and support green economic recovery. In addition, it will provide a strong market impetus to the implementation of the Paris Agreement, the earlier peaking of global carbon emissions and ultimately the achievement of the crucial goals of carbon neutrality.

On December 2, 2019, the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs (IPE) and CDP released the second annual Supply Chain Climate Action SCTI Index in Beijing. The report suggests that Chinese and international business communities, with the help of innovative solutions for supply chain emissions reductions, as well as global green production, procurement, investment and financing, help solve the challenges brought by current complex economic and social circumstances and carry out the implementation of the Paris Agreement.

The Institute of Public & Environmental Affairs (IPE) and the CDP jointly released in October 2018 the report, “Supply Chain Climate Action SCTI Index”, which examines the GHG emissions management of 118 IT and textile industry brands. This report recommends that more brands start by promoting the quantification and disclosure of supply chain GHG emissions data. At the same time, appeal to the government to accelerate the monitoring, reporting and verification of enterprises’ GHG emissions data, which would create favorable conditions for brands and companies to push their suppliers in China to quantify their GHG emissions and set emissions reduction targets. With continuous disclosure, companies will then be able to verify the values and credibility of emissions reductions.