Direct Lobbying Transparency
| Overall Assessment | Comment | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Limited | Ecopro Co. Ltd. shows only limited transparency on its climate-related lobbying. It does name two identifiable policy areas it engages with, citing work on “Emissions trading schemes” and preparation for the “EU Battery Passport,” and it categorises these under climate-change mitigation and reporting, which allows readers to understand the focus of its advocacy. However, it gives virtually no insight into how it tries to influence these measures: apart from noting that “EcoproBM, a member of the Ecopro Group, was selected as a subject of the emissions trading system and was given a target for 2023 usage performance,” the disclosure does not describe meetings, letters, submissions, association activity, or the government bodies approached. The company’s policy stance is expressed only in broad terms, stating “Support with no exceptions” and confirming the policies are “aligned” with the Paris Agreement, without detailing any specific amendments or regulatory outcomes it seeks. Because the mechanisms of influence and the concrete objectives of its lobbying are not explained, the overall visibility into the company’s climate-policy advocacy remains narrow. | 1 |