diff --git a/inst/templates/general_en_template/index.Rmd b/inst/templates/general_en_template/index.Rmd index 2eac4e3..b880d95 100644 --- a/inst/templates/general_en_template/index.Rmd +++ b/inst/templates/general_en_template/index.Rmd @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ params: portfolio_parameters: NULL rtyp: tn language: en - tdm_results_flag: TRUE + tdm_results_flag: FALSE output: bookdown::gitbook: mathjax: null @@ -40,9 +40,6 @@ output: ```{r conditional_print, child='rmd/03-pacta.Rmd', eval = portfolio_results_flag} ``` -```{r conditional_print, child='rmd/07-IPR.Rmd', eval = tdm_results_flag} -``` - ```{r conditional_print, child='rmd/08-next_steps.Rmd', eval = portfolio_results_flag} ``` diff --git a/inst/templates/general_en_template/rmd/07-IPR.Rmd b/inst/templates/general_en_template/rmd/07-IPR.Rmd deleted file mode 100644 index 95c1e70..0000000 --- a/inst/templates/general_en_template/rmd/07-IPR.Rmd +++ /dev/null @@ -1,46 +0,0 @@ -## Inevitable Policy Response - -The TDM indicates the degree of disruption that your portfolio could experience in 6 to 9 years. This metric measures the adjustments (e.g. decline of coal mining, oil production, increase in renewable power, etc.) needed in the portfolio from year 6 to 9 (2026 - 2030) relative to the portfolio's pace in years 1 to 5 (2021-2025), in order to be aligned with required decarbonization levels by the FPS (Forecast Policy Scenario) scenario by the end of 2030. A high number means that companies in your portfolio will need to significantly adjust their decarbonization pace in years 6-9 to meet the 2030 goals of the FPS. Thus, the higher the number, the higher the likely portfolio disruption in the medium-term. This metric is meant to be complementary to the alignment model, in the sense that the investors who want to mitigate the policy risk would need to move ahead of the FPS scenario. If investors want a smooth transition to the scenario, they should start adjusting or engaging with companies at a faster or slower pace according to their results. - -
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This graph shows the Transition Disruption Metric (TDM) at a portfolio level and at -technology levels within a sector. The portfolio-level result is displayed in the upper -gauge and the technology-level results are displayed below it. The default sector for -technology results is ‘Automotive’ and the user can change the selection by clicking on -the sector name in the title of this part of the chart and choosing a different sector. Only -the sectors to which the user’s portfolio is exposed are displayed in the chart. The brown -pointer indicates the TDM result calculated for user’s portfolio (at either portfolio o -technology level), and the black line indicates the TDM result for the FPS (Forecast -Policy Scenario) scenario. Thus, similar to the user's TDM, the higher the TDM for the FPS, the higher the level of disruption in the scenario itself. - -The transition risk based on the TDM metric is considered to be: -

- -Here is how the TDM can be understood using the example of writing a one page letter in one hour, where -we track progress / disruption: - - -Hovering over some elements of the chart will display their corresponding values. -

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