- listed companies getting better at carbon disclosure
- The general level of carbon disclosure is up nearly 70% over the past year
Listed shipping companies are dramatically improving their carbon disclosure, but there are still many laggards mention an article on Splash247.
Webber Research
Research from one of shipping’s closest ESG watchers shows the general level of carbon disclosure is up nearly 70% over the past year with Webber Research stressing it believes – and data continues to support – that there is a significant long-term relationship between strong corporate governance and equity outperformance.
The Webber Research ESG Scorecard ranks the public shipping universe on a number of corporate governance metrics, with the goal of identifying both high-quality shipping platforms and points of conflict based on those underlying factors.
Strongest ESG scores
The companies that had the strongest ESG scores within Webber Research’s framework were Genco, Euronav, International Seaways, Eagle Bulk, Triton International, Matson, Grindrod, DHT, World Fuel Services, Torm, Kirby, and Overseas Shipholding Group.
Weakest ESG scores
The companies that had the weakest ESG scores were Hoegh LNG Partners, Capital Product Partners, Diana Shipping, Nordic American Tanker, Danaos, Navios Maritime Partners, Global Ship Lease, Navios Maritime Acquisition, Dynagas LNG Partners, StealthGas, Safe Bulkers, Tsakos Energy Navigation, and Castor Maritime.
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Source: Splash247
