Making Sense of ESG Reporting Frameworks and Standards

by Tony Liou, Partner Energy President

The numerous ESG reporting frameworks can be cause for confusion, but they all start with data collection.

With the rise of investor interest in Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), companies are beginning to focus more attention on their ESG performance and reporting. But with all the various frameworks and lack of standardization for ESG reporting, it can be overwhelming to know where to begin and which framework may be the right fit for your organization.

Despite the numerous options available, each reporting framework requires very similar data. Before choosing the framework, it’s important to know: what is material to your organization?

The Various Frameworks

Selecting an ESG framework will depend on your reporting purpose, goals, and property type. The following are some of the most commonly used and most recognized frameworks.

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Partner Energy,
Partner Energy, Inc. provides integrated energy, sustainability, and portfolio advisory solutions for the built environment. Our team of registered engineers, architects, and certified sustainability professionals delivers energy audits, benchmarking, green certification and design consulting, commissioning, and technology-enabled portfolio management through our SiteLynx platform. We support clients at both the asset and portfolio level with data-driven insights, sustainability strategy, and ongoing performance tracking. By integrating engineering, technology, and advisory services, Partner Energy helps building owners, investors, and developers enhance asset value, reduce operating costs, manage risk, and achieve long-term sustainability and decarbonization goals.
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