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- Carbon Accounting Financials
Enabling financial institutions to assess and disclose greenhouse gas emissions associated with financial activities Explore the Standard Join PCAF
- About PCAF - Carbon Accounting Financials
PCAF is a global partnership of financial institutions that work together to develop and implement a harmonized approach to assess and disclose the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions associated with their loans and investments
- The Global GHG Accounting and Reporting Standard for the Financial . . .
The PCAF web-based emission factor database (“PCAF Database”) is one of the key resources available to PCAF signatories, helping to assist in calculating and disclosing emissions associated with financial activities
- PCAF Launches Updated GHG Accounting Standard
Established to promote a harmonized approach to accounting and disclosure, PCAF provides standardized methodologies that help financial institutions assess the GHG emissions associated with their portfolio of loans, investments, (re)insurance underwriting, and other financial products and services
- MEASURING AND REPORTING Financed Emissions
PCAF helps financial institutions assess and disclose the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from their loans and investments through GHG accounting GHG accounting enables financial institutions to disclose these emissions at a fixed point in time and in line with financial accounting periods
- How to join PCAF - Carbon Accounting Financials
Learn more about PCAF's objectives, scope and implementation plans, as well as how your financial institution can participate in the partnership and benefit from it
- Financial institutions taking action | PCAF - Carbon Accounting Financials
Since 2015, PCAF members (i e commercial banks, development banks, asset owners managers, insurance companies, etc ) have been actively collaborating to develop and implement greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting in their organizations
- PCAF launches the 2nd version of the Global GHG Accounting and . . .
As part of the PCAF initiative, over 345 financial institutions, representing over $85 trillion in total assets, have committed to measuring and reporting the greenhouse gas emissions associated with loans, investments, insurance liabilities, and other financial products and services
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