ESG Disclosure in the Energy Industry

This course offers new insights on the board characteristics-ESG disclosure relationship in the energy sector of emerging economies and links to the broader corporate governance debate.

In this course you will:

1. Understand the Role of Board Characteristics in ESG Disclosure: Participants will be able to explain how various board characteristics such as gender diversity, board composition, and board diligence influence ESG disclosure levels in companies within the energy sector of emerging economies.
2. Analyze the Impact of Corporate Governance on ESG Strategies: Learners will gain the skills to assess the relationship between corporate governance mechanisms and ESG disclosure quality and quantity, emphasizing the unique challenges and opportunities in emerging markets.
3. Develop Strategies to Enhance ESG Disclosure: Course attendees will learn to formulate strategies that can improve ESG disclosure practices in their organizations by adjusting board dynamics and governance structures based on evidence from BRICS countries.
4. Apply Theoretical Frameworks to Real-World Scenarios: Participants will be able to apply stakeholder and resource dependence theories to analyze and interpret the significance of board characteristics in improving ESG transparency and accountability.
5. Evaluate the Practical Implications of ESG Research: Professionals will understand the implications of the study’s findings for policy making, investment decisions, and regulatory compliance, specifically in the energy industry of emerging economies, and how these can be leveraged to enhance corporate sustainability initiatives.