Influential
Our cutting edge work on environment & climate is globally recognized
Reliable
We implement complex and challenging projects for public and private sectors
Trusted Partners
Our clients have full confidence in our products, services and strategy advice
Team Players
We believe in teamwork and are known for our collaborative approachFeatured Projects
Environmental Rating & Disclosure in Ghana
In 2010 Performeks LLC helped Ghana become the first African country to adopt an environmental disclosure initiative
CO2 Scorecard: Energy and Climate Change Initiative
A one-stop portal for influential policy notes and integrated database on energy use and CO2 emissions
New Book on Environmental Disclosure
The first book to document environmental regulations and disclosure in a developing country
CSR strategy based on data and perception monitoring
Corporate Social Responibility (CSR) can transform a profitable company into a great company.
About Us
Performeks LLC implements challenging and high-impact environmental regulatory management, corporate social responsibility, climate change, energy conservation, and occupational safety & health projects. Our services include database management, monitoring & evaluation, research, information disclosure and online communications.
We are best known for our work on environmental rating and disclosure, which serves as a global model for environmental regulatory management in developing countries. Our CO2 Scorecard initiative is recognized as the top online database for energy use and CO2 emissions, and our research on energy efficiency, natural gas and climate policies are widely cited by experts and the media. For more than a decade we have guided companies and regulators on meaningful ways to strengthen corporate social responsibly (CSR).
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“We have to get the emissions numbers right early on,” says Shakeb Afsah, a former World Bank environmental economist who founded data-analysis company Performeks LLC. (The Carbon Numbers Game, Bloomberg Markets, January 2011)
"...analysts at CO2 Scorecard argue that the United States will likely need new policies — say, a price on carbon pollution or further support for clean energy sources—if it wants to keep driving emissions down." (The Washington Post, 14-Sep-2012)