BloombergNEF

Bloomberg New Energy Finance is a research organization providing data and analysis on the energy sector, with a particular focus on sustainable energy technologies and metrics. They offer insights into emerging markets and trends related to energy transition.

CCI Score

46.50

-0.12% May 31

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BloombergNEF Methodology Cited as Benchmark in Climate Finance Debate

BloombergNEF’s energy supply ratio methodology was cited in discussions surrounding RBC’s recent rollback of sustainable finance commitments and disclosures. The mention highlighted the role of BloombergNEF’s robust measurement standards in exposing potential greenwashing practices.

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BloombergNEF is currently rated as a Leader.

+45 to +100 CCI Score

Companies in this range actively lead the fight against authoritarianism by rejecting oppressive practices and championing democratic values. They implement robust policies, engage in transparent governance, and drive initiatives that set the standard for corporate responsibility.

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APR

30

2025

BloombergNEF Methodology Cited as Benchmark in Climate Finance Debate
40.00

BloombergNEF’s energy supply ratio methodology was cited in discussions surrounding RBC’s recent rollback of sustainable finance commitments and disclosures. The mention highlighted the role of BloombergNEF’s robust measurement standards in exposing potential greenwashing practices.
APR

19

2021

BloombergNEF Spotlights Xinjiang Forced Labor in Solar Supply Chain
52.99

BloombergNEF’s head of solar analysis, Jenny Chase, stated that nearly every silicon-based solar module is likely to incorporate Xinjiang-sourced silicon, thereby drawing attention to the risk of forced labor practices in the solar energy supply chain.
+80

Supply Chain Ethics

April 30

By highlighting that at least 95% of silicon-based solar modules incorporate Xinjiang silicon, BloombergNEF exposes the underlying forced labor risks in the supply chain. Such transparency enables policymakers and activists to address human rights abuses, aligning with anti-fascist objectives against authoritarian practices in supply chain management.

A Dark Spot for the Solar Energy Industry: Forced Labor in Xinjiang