Bloomberg Expands Climate Analytics for Low-Carbon Transition
Bloomberg has enhanced its climate solutions suite with new analytics to assist financial institutions in evaluating how companies and portfolios might perform as low-carbon technologies continue to grow. The upgraded tools support investors in identifying opportunities, evaluating risks, and aligning portfolios with net-zero objectives.
“Bloomberg has expanded its climate solutions suite with analytics to help financial institutions assess how companies and portfolios may perform as low-carbon technologies continue to scale,” shared the provider.
Rising Global Investment in Clean Energy
According to Bloomberg data, global investment in low-carbon technologies has grown markedly—from $160 billion in 2009 to $2.1 trillion in 2024. Investment in renewable energy projects hit a record $386 billion in the first half of 2025, representing a 10% year-over-year increase.
Integrated Carbon Analytics Framework
Traditional transition risk assessments have mainly focused on carbon pricing, including taxes or emissions fees. Bloomberg’s expanded model goes further, combining carbon analytics with detailed evaluations of corporate exposure to market, technological, and policy changes.
- Analyzes revenue and capital expenditure tied to clean energy and fossil fuels.
- Assesses the credibility of corporate transition strategies.
- Tests revenue sensitivity under multiple climate scenarios.
Comprehensive Data Coverage
The data set now spans companies representing 96% of global market capitalization, expanding Bloomberg’s suite of tools such as transition revenue-at-risk, carbon forecasts, and transition credibility scores.
Author Summary
Bloomberg broadens its climate analytics tools, integrating deep carbon and transition risk insights to guide global investors through the accelerating shift to low-carbon economies.