S&P launches US Carbon Efficient index

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Standard & Poor's is launching a US Carbon Efficient index, the first in a series of global low-carbon indices.

The index will measure the performance of large-cap US companies with relatively low carbon emissions - as measured by environmental data organisation Trucost Plc. It seeks to closely track the S&P 500. David Blitzer, managing director and chairman of the Index Committee at S&P Index Services says: "Organisations around the world are paying greater attention to the impact of greenhouse gases on our climate, as increasingly more investors consider carbon efficiency as an important investment theme." The new index will be included in S&P's global thematic index series, which now covers gr...

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