Climate Action 100+ Benchmark Assessment Cut-Off Dates and Review and Redress Processes
TRANSITION PATHWAY INITIATIVE
The Transition Pathway Initiative metrics are produced by the TPI Global Climate Transition Centre (TPI Centre) at the London School of Economics (LSE) and are subject to quality assurance as follows:
Initial data collection and review: The metric assessments are carried out according to the Climate Action 100+ Benchmark methodology. All preliminary assessments are then reviewed to ensure consistency.
Company review: Once the preliminary data collection is complete, the preliminary assessments are shared with companies, offering them an opportunity to review and provide feedback supported with publicly available evidence. In 2026, the company review period will take place between the week commencing 21st May to the 22nd of June.
Final assessment: Company feedback is reviewed and revised where backed by publicly available disclosure. Companies are then informed of the final assessment. If feedback has not been incorporated, companies are provided with rationale, where possible.
Data cut-off period: A research cut-off date is communicated to companies when they receive their preliminary assessments. This means that the assessments will only intend to include data that have been publicly disclosed by that date. Climate Action 100+ intends to periodically reflect new and relevant company disclosures and commitments that occur between Benchmark cycles – these will be displayed in the “Notes” section of companies’ online Benchmark profiles on the Climate Action 100+ website as supplementary and unassessed information. In 2026, the data cut-off date will be the 22nd of June.
INFLUENCEMAP (ALIGNMENT ASSESSMENTS)
InfluenceMap’s LobbyMap platform continually updates its climate policy engagement analysis of the companies and industry associations covered, with thousands of data points reviewed and assessed each week. Fully up-to-date metrics for each company can be found here. Assessments published on the Climate Action 100+ website as part of Benchmark launches are up to date as of the 1st September of each year.
InfluenceMap welcomes the opportunity to engage with the companies and industry associations covered, and other stakeholders interested in our content. We are happy to explain our system and would appreciate any comments, clarifications, gaps, and/or potential misrepresentations. Detailed feedback on specific pieces of evidence or text within our profiles may be provided by clicking on the “Comment” boxes at the upper right of each scoring cell, accessible via the grid at the bottom of the profiles. Alternatively, please email: [email protected] to arrange a call.
CARBON TRACKER INITIATIVE
The Carbon Tracker Initiative (CTI) assessments published on the Climate Action 100+ website as part of Benchmark launches are up to date as of the 1st September of each year.
For questions or concerns relating to the CTI Oil and Gas Sector Specific Capital Allocation Alignment Assessments and the Climate Accounting and Audit Assessment in the Climate Action 100+ Net Zero Company Benchmark, please email: [email protected].
WORLD BENCHMARKING ALLIANCE (WBA)
The World Benchmarking Alliance’s Assessments were conducted and published ahead of February 2026 and will be incorporated into the Climate Action 100+ Benchmark framework as material for investor engagement on credible company transition planning in the October 2026 updates.
Company engagement is an integral part of WBA’s assessment process; therefore, draft assessments are shared with companies to give them an opportunity to provide feedback. If you would like to understand this process better, please visit WBA’s website or contact WBA directly at [email protected].