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Quick Facts
Type	Public
sector	subsector
Headquarters (Benelux Organization)	Stad, Land
Year of Origin	jaartal
Emissions (All Scopes)	XXX Megatons of CO2 (2020)
Total Revenue	USD$XXXX billion (2020)
Stock Exchange	Bijv. Tokio, Amsterdam
Key People	Only the executives, Supervisory board in Company Structure
Number of Employees	XXX
Subsidiaries	dochterbedrijf 1 dochterbedrijf 2

Company Name, stylized as Company, short description of the company. Founded in what year? Active in which business? Active in how many countries? Where is its headquarter? How many employees? Size and scope of company? Private/public? Net (balance) worth? Revenue and profit? Key player?

Company Structure

Who has influence on what? Private or public company? Why is hq in the Netherlands? Any important subsidiaries or daughter companies?

Board of Directors

Executive Board

Name	Function	Remuneration x1000 EUR
Ruud Joosten (from july onwards)	CEO	350 EUR
Frans den Houter	CFO	1047 EUR
Rob van Wingerden (until july)	CEO	1175 EUR

Where applicable: Management Board or Executive Leadership Team

Management Board

Name	Function
Name	Function
Name	Function
Name	Function
Name	Function

In most cases, no information on remuneration of the management board is made public.

Supervisory Board

Supervisory Board

Name	Function	Remuneration x1000 EUR
H. Rottinghuis	Chairman	48 EUR
G. Boon	Vice-chair	59 EUR
B. Elfring	Member	20 EUR
D. Koopmans	Member	23 EUR
C. Mahieu	Member	54 EUR
M. Sheffield	Member	164 EUR
H. Valentin	Member	59 EUR
H. Noy	Member	46 EUR

Accountant

What is the companies accountant?

Main Activities

In a few sentences, describe the core activities of the company. In a bit more detail than in the introduction.

Government

To what extent can the government influence company policy? (shareholder, licensing authority, client etc.) Has company received NOW support or royal status?

Paris Agreement to Today

What has company done or refused to do since the Climate Accord of Paris? Per company, where applicable refer to research on the benefits of fossil companies in the form of subisidies etc.

Financial Results since 2015

This tabel is meant to indicate that the companies have plenty of money to make their company more sustainable. Clearly distinguish between Dutch data and international data.

Financial situation

Year	Revenue	Profit	Dividend
2015	7,423 billion EUR	10,2 million EUR	0,743 million EUR
2016	6,976 billion EUR	48,6 million EUR	2,518 million EUR
2017	6,604 billion EUR	12,5 million EUR	7,876 million EUR
2018	7,208 billion EUR	23,8 million EUR	1,188 million EUR
2019	7,209 billion EUR	11,8 million EUR	2,015 million EUR
2020	6,809 million EUR	122,2 million EUR (loss)	129 million EUR
2021	XXX Billion EUR	XXX EUR	XXX EUR

Current Policies and Emissions

Description of the emissions per scope. Critical analysis of (missing) information based on GHG protocol (probably most relevant for scope 3). Describe current climate policies of companies and possible reduction trends.

Total emissions since 2015 ( in megatonnes CO2-eq.)

Year	Scope 1	Scope 2	Scope 3	Total
2015	0,197	0,015	0,018	0,23
2016	0,16	0,0215	0,0215	0,203
2017	0,15	0,018	0,018	0,186
2018	0,155	0,019	0,019	0,193
2019	0,14	0,015	0,015	0,170
2020	0,115	0,0105	0,0105	0,136
2021 (No annual report published yet)	XXX	XXX	XXX	XXX

Climate Plans

Description of the climate plans of the company, with special focus on the goals for 2030 and 2050. Make sure to include the baseyear for their targets. Do the goals take the entire company and all scopes into account?

Due Diligence

Keep the broader context in mind. Is the company integer when it comes to deforestation, palm oil, biodiversity, human rights etc etc? Be critical in the sources used here.

Scandals and controversies

Any dirt on the companies can be added here.

Conclusion

Recap of the position and influence of the company. Are the climate plans of the company enough to be in line with goals of the Paris Agreement? Is the company doing enough? Are the companies targets realistic?