Pledges to Progress Company Assessment

The assessment shown below tracks the actions publicly reported by 113 of the world’s largest oil and gas companies, together accounting for around 80% of global oil and gas production, towards the emissions reduction ambitions set out in the Oil and Gas Decarbonization Charter (OGDC). It covers both OGDC signatories and non-signatories. The assessment sample has changed from 116 companies in 2023 to 113 companies today, following several mergers and acquisitions and the addition of a new OGDC signatory.

The assessment compares company reporting across 2023, 2024 and 2025, where available. For 78 companies, 2025 is the latest reporting year, while for the remaining 35 companies, 2024 is the latest reporting year. The assessment is based on publicly available reports, data and materials published as of 5 November 2026.

The assessment tracks 25 specific aspects of target setting, strategies for implementation, and disclosure and reporting, based on a framework developed by the International Energy Agency (IEA), the United Nations Environment Programme’s International Methane Emissions Observatory (IMEO), and the Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). This year’s assessment also examines the values companies report for key emissions and investment indicators, including methane emissions, flaring, greenhouse gas emissions and investment.

This is not an assessment of companies’ overall environmental performance. Rather, it assesses the extent to which companies publicly disclose the targets, implementation measures, investment plans and emissions information needed to demonstrate progress and allow stakeholders to track delivery. Companies may not need to undertake every strategy in the framework to achieve their targets, and the absence of publicly disclosed information does not necessarily indicate an absence of action.

The assessment aims to strengthen transparency around how companies are translating emissions reduction commitments into implementation and measurable outcomes, and to highlight areas where further action and disclosure could strengthen confidence in progress.