Dutch Companies are Demonstrating Senior Level Commitment to Tackling Climate Change
November 23rd, 2009
Amsterdam, the Netherlands - This is the second year that the Carbon Disclosure Project ("CDP") has reported on the largest 50 companies in the Netherlands. This year's report, sponsored by APG Asset Management and the Doen Foundation, detailed a higher level of companies (90%) reporting on emissions and an increasing number of companies participating in emissions trading. The CDP is an independent not-for-profit organisation holding the largest database of self-reported corporate climate change information globally. Albert Fischer, Managing Director of Yellow&Blue Investment Management B.V., chaired the Netherlands 50 (NL 50) results session at an event hosted by ING in Amsterdam.