LobbyMap maintains the world's leading database on corporate and industry association climate policy engagement, with metrics and profiles covering 1000 companies and 330 industry associations. The companies are selected based on economic size and represent the vast majority in value of the universe of listed companies within a diversified, global portfolio. Use these tools to search for entity assessments or explore real-time trends and analysis.
Access LobbyMap's company and industry association profiles and metrics, and investigate regional, policy and sector-based climate policy engagement trends in real time by exploring the LobbyMap Platforms
InfluenceMap’s India platform tracks the real-time climate policy engagement of 20 companies and eight key industry associations in India. The platform provides detailed analysis of key entities, their influencing strategies and the impact of this activity at a policy level. The platform is under development, with this Beta version available for use in the short term.
In the midst of this pivotal global event, understanding corporate influence has never been more crucial. This portal contains the two new InfluenceMap tools, as well as easy links to our recent reports, for media, policymakers, business, and civil society groups attending and covering the meeting.
The The LobbyMap Investor Hub contains LobbyMap’s profiles and metrics for the 166 target companies under the Climate Action 100+ investor initiative, a list that accounts for up to 80% of corporate industrial greenhouse gas emissions globally. The platform holds additional resources covering the companies’ key industry associations, assessments of their corporate lobbying reviews, and briefings on relevant shareholder resolutions.
This investor briefing explores the importance of climate policy engagement disclosure and how investors can use LobbyMap's metrics to evaluate the quality, accuracy, and completeness of disclosures.
InfluenceMap's latest Transport Bulletin highlights insights into the advocacy of major companies and their industry associations on global transport policy during the first half of 2025.
This briefing offers three key observations on Australian corporate advocacy from the LobbyMap database that are likely to inform climate policy developments in the first year of Labor’s second term in government.
