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What is Horizon?
Horizon is a greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) forecasting tool that draws on published data covering emissions and offers probabilistic forecasts of scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions of publicly listed companies.
Built in partnership with the University of Exeter’s Global Systems Institution (GSI), this proprietary tool enhances our investment teams’ ability to gauge corporate emissions’ alignment with a low-carbon future, interpret carbon tax impacts, and identify climate engagements.
Our Approach
Horizon embraces complexity and translates it into decision-ready intelligence by:
- Using probabilistic modelling to reveal a range of possible emissions outcomes—not a single, misleading number.
- Continuously recalibrating as new information emerges, creating a living, dynamic view of climate alignment.
- Integrating real-world drivers—regulation, technology, and sectoral decarbonisation trends.
- Linking emissions trajectories to financial impact, helping investors make better-informed decisions.
Why Horizon?
As climate expectations rise, investors need tools that reflect reality, not oversimplified assumptions. Many third-party models fall short because they:
- Overlook restated or unaudited emissions data
- Treat corporate pledges as promises rather than aspirations
- Apply linear forecasting to inherently nonlinear transitions
- Ignore the compounding effect of cumulative emissions
- Fail to connect climate pathways with financial outcomes
Horizon was designed to close these gaps and deliver insight that investment teams can actually use.