AP Moller - Maersk A/S
- Trade association review
- Public alignment report
- Paris Agreement alignment
- Direct lobbying governance
- Regular monitoring cycle
AP Moller - Maersk describes its approach to align policy engagement with its climate strategy by confirming that "senior company executives, responsible for our climate change strategy, discuss and decide engagement activities at the strategic level, including setting objectives," with "frequent updates, exchanges and participation" ensuring continuing alignment. The company commits that "our climate policy outreach is conducted in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement" and that "we review our membership status once a year to ensure that our own policy engagement, as well as the trade associations in which we are members lobby in alignment with the goals of the Paris Agreement of 1.5 degrees Celsius." It also pledges to "actively advocate for these associations to adopt Paris-aligned lobbying positions." This framework covers both direct engagement and indirect lobbying through membership in trade bodies and includes an annual review process. However, Maersk does not publish a dedicated climate-lobbying alignment report or audit, nor does it specify a named individual, formal body, or committee explicitly tasked with overseeing the lobbying review, which limits visibility into the governance ownership and accountability of its lobbying alignment process.
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