Assessment object
Company, project, or production program
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ESG and innovation adoption assessment
ESG+ extends classic ESG assessment. Beyond risk, governance, and disclosure, it checks whether a company changes production through innovation and whether that change has measurable environmental effect.
Assessment object
Company, project, or production program
Structure
E 30%, S 25%, G 20%, innovation 25%
Evidence
A, B, or C data with a confidence coefficient
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Classic ESG assessment shows current risk and governance quality, but it often misses whether a company can change the production system itself. ESG+ adds an innovation layer: not only what was disclosed, but what was implemented and what effect it produced.
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The working structure has four blocks: environment, social, governance, and innovation. The innovation block does not replace ESG; it checks technological change.
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Each innovation block receives a 0-10 score. The assessment looks at risk exposure, management quality, confirmed results, and whether the solution can be repeated at other sites.
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Every innovation is compared with a baseline before adoption. The point is not the existence of a project, but the change in resource intensity, waste, emissions, and process quality after adoption.
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The score of each innovation project is adjusted by evidence quality. The weaker the data trail, the lower the project influence on the assessment.
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ESG+ includes suppliers when their footprint is material for the product or service. Supplier innovation counts only when upstream effect is proven.
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The review follows five steps: define scope, collect data, normalize indicators, calculate the score, and review disputed points. The final report lists applicability limits and supporting evidence.
Other methods
Company rating method
GreenStars shows a company's level of environmental responsibility from open evidence. It turns seven metrics into one score, publishes the weights, and leaves a clear audit trail.
OpenVoluntary product and service certification
GreenList Product reviews a product, work, or service separately from the company rating. It looks at product properties and the full path from idea and materials to use and end of life.
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