# Table 1: Climate and Other Environment-Related Indicators Focuses on climate, environmental and social indicators applicable to investments in investee companies that have to be disclosed by financial market participants. These are considered as part of the **mandatory** principal adverse impact indicators that have to be reported on. **Important:** It is important that entities select ‘Yes’ to all indicators they are able to report on, even if the figure reported is “0”. For example, in the case of renewable power, Scope 1 greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions do not typically apply because the entity does not generate any Scope 1 emissions. In such a case, it is recommended for the entity to confirm they can report on GHG emissions and report ‘’0’’. Selecting 'No’ should only apply if the entity cannot determine the true and accurate value and therefore cannot report on the metric at all. ***


	Topic	Pre-fill	Evidence
Indicator 1	GHG Emissions	Eligible	Not required
Indicator 2	Carbon Footprint	Eligible	Not required
Indicator 3	GHG Intensity of Investee Companies	Eligible	Not required
Indicator 4	Exposure to Companies Active in the Fossil Fuel Sector	Eligible	Not required
Indicator 5	Share of Non-Renewable Energy Consumption and Production	Eligible	Not required
Indicator 6	Energy Consumption Intensity per High-Impact Climate Sector	Eligible	Not required
Indicator 7	Activities Negatively Affecting Biodiversity-Sensitive Areas	Eligible	Not required
Indicator 8	Emissions to Water	Eligible	Not required
Indicator 9	Hazardous Waste and Radioactive Waste Ratio	Eligible	Not required

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