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Carbon Disclosure Project to expand to 3,000 companies globally

7th February 2008 by Alex Briggs

The Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) will be sending out their questionnaires to over 3,000 companies globally. Their seventh report will see them extending their work into China, Korea and the Netherlands, among others.

The CDP acts on behalf of global investors with assets in excess of $57 trillion and currently reports on the climate change activities of the majority of the world’s largest corporations.

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