学术报告


An overview of carbon accounting research


发布时间:2024-09-12 

报告题目:An overview of carbon accounting research

报告人:Le Luo

报告时间:2024.10.11, 14:00-15:00

报告地点:中英国际低碳学院432会议室

 

报告摘要:

The objective of this talk is to expose researchers and students to the latest advancements in carbon accounting research. Key topics include carbon reporting and disclosure, carbon management, corporate carbon performances, and the processes of verification and assurance. The lecture will explore emerging trends and insights in the most recent carbon accounting research, and emphasize the crucial role of integrating carbon information into corporate (sustainability) reporting. Additionally, the discussion will highlight the essential function of carbon accounting in promoting sustainable business practices, and examine the rapid evolution of carbon disclosure standards and regulation.

 

报告人介绍:

Le Luo is an Associate Professor in the Department of Accounting and Corporate Governance at Macquarie University, specializing in corporate sustainability and carbon accounting. Her recent research projects examine how businesses and capital market participants adapt to new environmental regulations and standards and encourage and assist businesses with carbon disclosure, assurance, management, and performance.

 

With significant contributions to her field, she has authored two book chapters and over 40 papers in prestigious journals such as the Review of Accounting Studies, European Accounting Review, British Accounting Review, Journal of Banking and Finance, Energy Economics, Accounting and Business Research, ABACUS, Business Strategy and the Environment, Journal of International Accounting Research, the International Journal of Accounting, Australian Journal of Management, Journal of Contemporary Accounting and Economics, Accounting and Finance. Her research is widely recognized, featuring among the most downloaded and cited works. From 2021 to 2023, she was ranked in the top 2% of scientists in Accounting by a Stanford University study led by Prof. John Ioannidis.