A simple model to estimate an entities’ contribution to global warming
summary
Builds a simple climate model that converts an entity’s emission time series and projected changes into an expected global temperature rise called warming potential. Uses cumulative greenhouse‑gas equivalents and a normalized emissions baseline to produce concrete numbers — example outputs include 1.39°C for a reduced‑emissions case and a typical 1.7°C portfolio result — and targets a KPI for investors. Model is intentionally simple and robust for reporting but notes data gaps, scope ambiguity and sectoral bias.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Climate modeling for finance
- 1:35Sustainable investment demand
- 3:39Global warming trends
- 5:53Simple climate model
- 8:13Temperature projections
- 11:09Model for companies/countries
- 13:25Direct vs indirect emissions
- 15:36Emissions reduction impact
- 17:49Sustainable investments and Paris Agreement
- 19:19Q&A
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