Get the 10 first Scorecards

See how 10 companies really contribute to net zero.

Download the first ever climate contribution scorecards and discover what real, measurable climate leadership looks like.

What you get

Get the 10 first Scorecards, ever made public.

One pack with the first 10 Climate Contribution Scorecards ever made public.

10 comparable scores, and the framework behind it.

Each company gets one comparable score, and you see exactly how it was built. You can tell where a company really stands in their contribution to net zero.

A stack of Climate Contribution Scorecards, showing a Contribution Score of 73%
The 10 companies

Ten companies chose to publish. Compare them side by side.

The first to publish their full scorecard. Their scores range from 40% to 79%. Until now, only EDF had taken that step.

Why it matters

Three levers, weighted by your sector.

The Climate Contribution Framework widens the lens. It scores a company on three levers.

A

Reducing emissions

B

Scaling low-carbon solutions

C

Financing climate beyond the value chain

Each is weighted by sector, so a heavy industry and a services company are measured on what their industry can actually deliver.

The result is a single number you can compare across companies and sectors, built on the standards you already know rather than a new one on top.

How to read a Scorecard

One number for companys' climate action.

A CCF Scorecard turns a company's climate action into a single, comparable result. It shows how much a company contributes to global net zero, measured against what its sector makes possible.

01

Contribution Potential

The ceiling set by the sector.

02

Raw Contribution

What the company achieves today.

03

Contribution Score

One divided by the other, shown as a percentage.

CCF scorecard detail
Trusted foundations

Built on the standards you already know.

Built by Sweep, Mirova Research Center, I Care by BearingPoint and Winrock International. Tested at Climate Week NYC, unveiled at COP30, and integrated into the UNFCCC Action Agenda. The methodology is fully open source.

Get the first 10 scorecards now

Download the first ever climate contribution scorecards. See how 10 leading companies are assessed across 3 sector-weighted pillars, in one comparable score.