About InfluenceMap
InfluenceMap enables a world where crucial decisions are legitimately influenced and objectively made. We do this by empowering our partners with data-driven and clearly communicated analysis on critical societal issues such as climate change.
Updates
Bloomberg
12.09.2017
These Companies Are Most Influential in Climate Policy Debates… click here for full article.
DW
14.09.2017
Koch Brothers and ExxonMobil are most influential climate lobbyists - report... click here for full article
Dagbladet
13.09.2017
Oljefondet har over 100 milliarder investert hos klimalobbyister: - Helt hårreisende... click here for full article
FINANCE PROJECT
A powerful tool to help asset owners prepare their portfolios for the energy transition. We rank and assess fund managers and listed funds by their exposure to fossil fuel intensive assets and analyse who is moving into low carbon assets.
To be launched late summer 2017.
WHO THIS EMPOWERS?
Progressive Business Forces,
Investors, NGOs
LOBBYING AND CORPORATE INFLUENCE
The world's leading database of corporate and trade association lobbying of climate policy around the globe. Analysis and metrics on how the world's largest corporations’ climate policy engagement aligns with a 2C regulatory environment.
CLIMATE POLICY ENGAGEMENT MAP
A comprehensive tool to enable positive and practical engagement with climate policy in line with a 2C world. We bring together a global network of experts and expertise and map out regulatory timelines, critical intervention opportunities, existing lobbying activity, stakeholder positions and key contacts.
WHO THIS EMPOWERS?
NGOs, Investors, Media,
Progressive Business Forces
INFLUENCEMAP IN THE NEWS
These companies are most influential in climate policy debates
Bloomberg, September 2017Corporate lobbying may matter more than a company's pollution...
China, India dominate coal ownership as some shun climate risks: report
Reuters, May 2017Investors in China and India increasingly dominate ownership of coal reserves amid campaigns for divestment in many rich nations to limit the risks from climate change, a study showed on Tuesday.
For Companies Torn Between Industry and Climate, the Heat Is On
Bloomberg, January 2017Pressure on a company devoted to both renewable energy and a traditional trade group has come from the left. About-face.
US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse testifies in front of US Senate
The Senate Floor, April 2016On April 14th 2016, US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse testified in front of the US Senate using research from Influencemap's report 'How Much Big Oil Spends on Climate Lobbying', which was released in April.
