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Streamline your ESG reporting with the PEP Simple platform from Pickering Energy Partners. This industry-focused platform generates tailored reports that deliver powerful insights for you to engage with new finance vehicles, highlight your competitive strengths and benchmark ESG performance against your peers.
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Introducing PEP Simple
PEP Simple is a cloud-based software that simplifies ESG reporting for companies ready to ditch the spreadsheets and adopt an easy, streamlined solution that was specifically built for our industry. Do away with complicated reporting processes and version control nightmares by adopting our one-stop historical data repository. With intuitive navigation, PEP Simple enables you to generate comprehensive ESG reports for major frameworks, like SASB and GRI, in less time.
Why PEP Simple?
1. Effortlessly aggregate, report and store data: goodbye to version control risks and all those spreadsheets.
Say goodbye to version control risks and all those spreadsheets.
2. Streamlined reporting made easy: aggregate, report and store data: goodbye to version control risks and all those spreadsheets.
Drive your business forward with informed decisions and the ability to engage new ESG finance vehicles.
3. Unleash competitive advantages:
Data-driven evidence empowers you to highlight your competitive advantages and benchmark against peers.
4. Stop wasting resources:Effortlessly aggregate, report and store data: goodbye to version control risks and all those spreadsheets.
Prevent over-reporting and redundant data sources, while also saving time and money
5. Embrace multiple frameworks:
Align seamlessly with top ESG frameworks like SASB & GRI and take your sustainability game to the next level.
PEP Simple is a cost-effective, comprehensive ESG solution. The platform is easily scalable as your business and ESG reporting capabilities grow.
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Exxon stock hit a record as investors backed the oil giant’s cautious stance on Venezuela, even as President Trump signaled frustration over its hesitation.
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