Japan FSA and Climate Data Steering Committee Launch Climate Data Utility Partnership
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The Financial Services Agency of Japan and the Climate Data Steering Committee have launched a jurisdictional data partnership to integrate Japanese companies' climate-related disclosures from EDINET into the Climate Data Utility, making the data available to market participants. The CDSC was established in 2022, and the FSA participates as a member. The Climate Data Utility, formerly the Net Zero Data Public Utility, is a global open-data platform for corporate climate disclosure. The partnership aims to let market participants access and use the disclosed climate data.
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日本金融厅与气候数据指导委员会启动气候数据实用平台合作
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- Subject：
- 日本金融厅（FSA）与气候数据指导委员会（CDSC）
- Action：
- 宣布合作伙伴关系
- Object：
- 气候数据实用平台（Utility），将日本公司通过EDINET披露的气候相关数据接入该平台
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- Nov 6, 09:00
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- Nov 6, 10:01
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency and the Climate Data Steering Committee have announced a partnership to integrate climate-related data disclosed by Japanese companies via EDINET into the Climate Data Utility, a global open-data platform for corporate climate disclosures.
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