Laura Engshuber-Wohnhaas, senior expert for ESG management at OMV, talks about the role of ESG ratings and how they ensure the sustainability and ethical impact of companies.
ESG ratings are becoming ever more important when it comes to measuring the sustainability efforts of companies. But which factors do these ratings look at? How can companies like OMV, that might not be perceived as a sustainable company, get top ratings?
Our host and journalist Steve Chaid is joined by Laura Engshuber-Wohnhaas, senior expert for ESG management at OMV, to discuss the role of ESG ratings and how they ensure the sustainability and ethical impact of companies.
More about OMV: https://www.omv.com/en/about-us
OMV’s Sustainability Target & Commitments: https://www.omv.com/en/sustainability/our-approach/targets-commitments
What is ESG: Environmental, social, and corporate governance - Wikipedia
Sustainable investment: Sustainable investments account for more than a third of global assets | Reuters
Sustainable Aviation Fuels: Sustainable Aviation Fuel | Climate-friendly future | OMV.com
Green Claims Initiative: EMAS and the Green Claims initiative (europa.eu)
Paris Agreement: The Paris Agreement | UNFCCC
EU taxonomy: EU taxonomy for sustainable activities (europa.eu)
Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence: Corporate sustainability due diligence (europa.eu)
Supply Chain Act: Supply Chain Act - Wikipedia
Principles for Responsible Investing: What Are the Principles for Responsible Investing (PRI)? - ESG | The Report (esgthereport.com)