Our commitment to Net Zero
LPPI made a voluntary public commitment to the goal of aligning our portfolio with net zero emissions by 2050 in 2021. Since then, we have taken a phased approach to setting targets across our portfolio and have achieved coverage of approximately 76% of our AUM as of 31 March 2025.

Over that time, industry guidance has evolved, data and tools have improved and our approach has matured meanwhile the systemic risk from climate change has not gone away. A full list of our net zero targets and progress to date can be found in our TCFD Entity report.
Why have we made a net zero commitment?
Climate change is already affecting people, ecosystems and livelihoods all around the world. As a responsible asset manager, we recognise the importance of anticipating how a transition to a net zero emissions economy is likely to affect the investments we make on behalf of clients, and be well-prepared for the risks and opportunities.
Our roadmap to net zero and our commitment to industry best practice
LPPI signed the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change Net Zero Asset Manager (NZAM) Commitment and is following the IIGCC Net Zero Investment Framework (NZIF) as an assistive guide. You can view information on our original commitment, our net zero strategy and our target setting approach as part of our ESG Programme in our Roadmap to Net Zero report.
Active stewardship of the assets we own is at the heart of our net zero ambitions
As providers of capital, investors have influence. Our net zero strategy involves engaging with our external managers, underlying companies, industry standard setters, data providers and the government to wholistically enable progress towards the low carbon transition and meeting our targets. You can find details of the different phases of our net zero project and our latest engagement activity throughout our Annual Responsible Investment and Stewardship Report.