As voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) mature, institutional and corporate investors are increasingly recognizing the need for credible, risk-adjusted carbon credit ratings.
HOUSTON, TX -- Clear Rating, LLC (Clear Rating), an Entoro company, has announced that the Engineered Solutions Carbon Index (ticker: CLRAESCI Index) is now available to Bloomberg Terminal users via {SPOT<GO>}.
Valuing a business is not just about analyzing financial statements and forecasting future cash flows. Risk assessment plays a critical role in determining a company’s true worth, as it impacts everything from discount rates to expected earnings volatility.
As global efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions intensify, the carbon credit market is experiencing significant growth and transformation. Governments, corporations, and investors are increasingly relying on carbon credits to meet emissions reduction targets, creating both opportunities and challenges for market participants.
As voluntary carbon markets (VCMs) continue to expand, market participants are increasingly concerned about credit integrity, transparency, and investment-grade quality.
The voluntary carbon market (VCM) has become a critical mechanism for climate action, enabling organizations to offset emissions while contributing to broader sustainability goals.
As we step into the new year, Clear Rating is excited to share our ambitious plans and innovations for 2025. Building on the success of 2024, including the launch of the Engineered Solutions Carbon Index (ESCI) on Bloomberg (ticker: CLRAESCI on SPOT <GO>), we are committed to further enhancing transparency, trust, and efficiency in carbon markets.
The discount rate is a fundamental concept in finance, playing a pivotal role in determining the value of future cash flows. Whether evaluating a business, assessing an investment opportunity, or calculating the feasibility of a project, the discount rate serves as a bridge between present and future value.
EBITDA—short for Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization—is a widely used financial metric that evaluates a company’s operating performance.
Clear Rating is thrilled to announce that the Engineered Solutions Carbon Index (ESCI) has officially launched as a pricing indicator on Bloomberg (ticker: CLRAESCI on SPOT <GO>).
As global environmental efforts intensify, the carbon markets are evolving rapidly to meet the demand for innovative solutions. Among these, engineered solutions — such as direct air capture, carbon mineralization, and bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) — are emerging as critical tools for achieving net-zero goals.
Welcome to the November edition of Clear Rating’s newsletter! We’ve detailed what goes into the Engineered Solutions Carbon Index™ (ESCI) in our October issue, and we are focusing on how to use the ESCI this month.
Engineered solutions are specifically designed to capture and reduce carbon emissions by obtaining real and measurable data. As the world continues its emission reduction efforts, a scalable solution has never been more necessary.
The Engineered Solutions Carbon Index (ESCI) is revolutionizing how carbon credits are evaluated and priced in the voluntary carbon market (VCM). ESCI provides a standardized benchmark that offers a transparent and reliable framework for assessing the value of engineered carbon credits.
Investing in carbon markets has become an essential strategy in response to the urgent demands to curb greenhouse gas emissions. The Engineered Solutions Carbon Index (ESCI), developed by Clear Rating, LLC, plays a vital role in this context by providing a transparent and standardized benchmark for engineered solutions carbon credits.
The carbon market has been a critical tool to drive investments into sustainable projects as well as reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The success of these markets depends on the quality and availability of data, which serves as the cornerstone for credibility and efficiency.
Welcome to the October edition of Clear Rating’s newsletter! This month, we’re diving deeper into the Engineered Solutions Carbon Index™ (ESCI) and highlighting the engineered solutions driving change in the voluntary carbon market (VCM).
As efforts to reduce corporate environmental impact evolve, engineered solutions for reducing and removing carbon emissions are emerging as the most promising strategies.
Carbon credits are essential tools in the fight against climate change, allowing companies to offset their emissions by supporting projects that reduce or capture carbon. These credits incentivize sustainable practices and provide a flexible solution for industries that cannot immediately eliminate their emissions to invest in mitigating their environmental impact.
As the world focuses on sustainable development, waste handling and disposal have become critical areas for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Generating carbon credits through innovative waste management practices not only helps to address environmental concerns but offers economic incentives to do so.
As the world shifts towards more advanced and reliable approaches to mitigating carbon emissions, engineered solutions emerge as the voluntary carbon market (VCM) dominant force.
Valuing companies in the artificial intelligence (AI) industry requires an understanding of several unique and rapidly evolving factors, including cutting-edge technological advancements, market adoption rates, and intellectual property portfolios.
As the world grapples with the pressing need to combat climate change, renewable energy sources like solar and wind power have emerged as key players in the global effort to reduce carbon emissions. Generating carbon credits through these sustainable energy sources is not only feasible but also increasingly essential.
In this rapidly evolving business landscape, the ability of a company to plan for and manage leadership transitions effectively can significantly influence its long-term success. Our August issue is dedicated to succession planning—a vital component of strategic management aimed at ensuring leadership continuity and operational stability.
Valuing companies in the mining industry involves several unique and dynamic factors, including resource estimates, regulatory impacts, and commodity price volatility.
Methane is a potent greenhouse gas with the potential to have a significantly greater impact on climate change than carbon dioxide. Addressing methane emissions is therefore crucial. Generating carbon credits through methane abatement is an effective strategy that not only reduces harmful emissions but can also provide economic incentives.
Valuing companies in the retail industry requires understanding several unique and dynamic factors, including consumer behavior, competitive pressures, and market trends.
Direct Air Capture (DAC) presents an innovative approach to climate change mitigation and carbon credit generation by extracting carbon dioxide (CO2) directly from the atmosphere.
Performing a valuation analysis on companies in the construction industry requires understanding several unique and dynamic factors, including project-based revenue streams, regulatory impacts, and market demand fluctuations.
Valuing companies in the power transmission industry requires understanding several unique and dynamic factors, including regulatory impacts, infrastructure investments, and the stability of cash flows.
The global push for sustainability has led many industries to adopt innovative strategies to reduce their carbon footprint.
Valuing companies in the utility sector requires an understanding of several unique and dynamic factors, including regulatory impacts, infrastructure investments, and the stability of cash flows.
As the global emphasis on environmental sustainability intensifies, the mining and metals industry is exploring innovative methods to reduce its carbon footprint.
Valuing companies in the e-commerce sector requires understanding several unique and dynamic factors, including technological advancements, consumer behavior trends, and competitive market landscapes.
The construction industry is a major contributor to global carbon emissions, representing a significant portion of annual greenhouse gas emissions.
Performing valuations on renewable energy companies requires an understanding of several unique and dynamic factors including technological advances, regulatory impacts, and the global shift towards sustainability.
Valuing real estate development companies demands a deep understanding of various factors, including market dynamics, project management efficiency, regulatory environments, and the cyclical nature of the real estate market.
The transportation sector is a significant contributor to global carbon emissions, accounting for one fifth of all greenhouse gas emissions worldwide.
In the rapidly expanding digital economy, the digital payments industry has become a pivotal element of financial technology (FinTech), revolutionizing how consumers and businesses conduct financial transactions.
In the journey for sustainable climate solutions, agricultural solutions provide great potential for carbon credit generation, offering a symbiotic approach between food production and carbon management. Clear Rating is at the forefront of exploring how innovative agricultural practices can be harnessed to not only support global food security but also contribute significantly to the mitigation of climate change.
In the rapidly evolving digital world, the Software as a Service (SaaS) industry stands as a pivotal element of the global economy.
In efforts to expand sustainable energy solutions and carbon management, three natural options stand out: biofuel, biochar, and biomass. These resources not only offer a greener alternative to conventional energy sources but also provide unique opportunities for carbon credit generation.
Financial technology (FinTech) companies are businesses that use technology to enhance or automate financial services and processes. Valuing FinTech companies requires a nuanced understanding of both their position within the broader industry landscape and the specific metrics that indicate their performance and potential for growth.
In the quest to combat climate change, renewable energy projects are a key strategy for reducing global greenhouse gas emissions. These projects are pivotal in the transition to a low-emissions economy.
Valuing companies in the healthcare sector requires a nuanced understanding of the industry’s diverse landscape and the specific metrics that drive company value.
Clear Rating Monthly Newsletter February 2024
Carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) has become a pivotal technology in efforts to reduce emissions.
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Performing valuation analysis on oil & gas (O&G) companies is a nuanced and complex task, influenced by factors like fluctuating commodity prices, geopolitical impacts, environmental regulations, and the rapid evolution of industry technologies.
Climate change is a global issue that requires a variety of solutions, both nature-based and engineered. One nature-based initiative that aims to address this challenge is known as Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation (REDD+).
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In finance, accurately valuing investments or companies isn't just important; it's the cornerstone of informed decision-making. At Clear Rating, we elevate this process with our approach to the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model, ensuring precision and reliability in your investment analysis.
Clear Rating Monthly Newsletter January 2024
As the world grapples with the challenges of climate change, innovative solutions for carbon mitigation are increasingly crucial. Sequestration in Place (SIP) represents a significant advancement in this field, offering a novel approach to long-term carbon sequestration.
In the realm of corporate finance, Comparable Company Analysis (CCA) stands as a cornerstone, crucial for businesses to understand their market position.
As stakeholders continue to demand companies take action to address climate change, one of the tools in this global endeavor is the carbon credit system.
Clear Rating Monthly Newsletter December 2023
In an era defined by an acute climate crisis, the urgency for corporate action in environmental stewardship has never been more pressing.
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In the intricate world of financial reporting, Accounting Standards Codification Topic 718 (ASC 718), as outlined by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), stands out as a crucial standard for private companies, particularly when dealing with the complexities of stock-based compensation.
In today's environmentally conscious business world, companies are increasingly focused on reducing their environmental footprint and making credible public claims about their climate impact.
The trajectory of a business often hinges on pivotal moments like changes in ownership. Whether catalyzed by retirement, strategic shifts, or unexpected events, such transitions are inflection points that necessitate a clear understanding of the business's worth.
Clear Rating Monthly Newsletter November 2023
The upcoming COP28 climate summit this December in Dubai will be pivotal in the history of international climate discussions.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative force across industries. Its intersection with the startup ecosystem, especially in the realm of valuations, has been noteworthy.
The Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) empowers businesses to offset their carbon footprints by purchasing carbon credits, which represent tangible reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Embarking on a startup journey is exhilarating, yet the path to securing funds can be intricate and emotionally charged, especially when those funds come from people you hold dear.
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Clear Rating Monthly Newsletter October 2023
Navigating the path to net-zero emissions is a formidable challenge with which governments, businesses, and societies globally are grappling.
In the ever-evolving startup ecosystem, venture debt is emerging as a formidable alternative to traditional equity financing.
The intersection of clean cookstoves and the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) holds significant potential for catalyzing climate change mitigation strategies.
Clear Rating Monthly Newsletter September 2023
A startup company may require a valuation report at various stages of its business lifecycle, depending on its specific needs and circumstances.
In the evolving corporate landscape, the emphasis on sustainability and environmental responsibility has escalated exponentially.
Carbon futures dashboards are emerging in Europe as buyers worldwide are said to be eager to buy carbon credits as commodities.
The ongoing news cycle might lead you to speculate about the economic impacts on your enterprise.
Conference Presentation, Hart energy Carbon & ESG Strategies, The Carbon Credit Lifecycle: From Idea to Monetization
Despite, or perhaps because of, the rise of ESG investing, carbon markets are in a state of turmoil and volatility as major players have come under scrutiny for questionable, and allegedly fraudulent, business practices.
Hart Energy’s annual ESG Awards are here, highlighting the findings of data analysis firm Clear Rating and recognizing companies' efforts in sustainable operation, local community engagement and positive workplace culture.
Entoro Capital, LLC (Entoro), a leading investment bank for alternative investments and assets, in conjunction with Valhil Capital, LLC (Valhil), the underwriter, announce the first non-fungible tokens (NFT) issued as a security under the Reg. D 506(c) offering exemption.
Hart Energy’s inaugural ESG Awards program used analytics and technology from Clear Rating to recognize the top per...
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