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Evaluating ESG Integration and Its Financial Effects in The Indian Petroleum Sector
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ESG score
corporate performamnce
net emission
CRISIL
sustainability

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Pugazh, R., & C, S. (2025). Evaluating ESG Integration and Its Financial Effects in The Indian Petroleum Sector. South India Journal of Social Sciences, 23(6), 3-7. https://doi.org/10.62656/SIJSS.v23i6S.2083

Abstract

The growing demand for companies is for ESG practices to minimize the input and maximize the output with net emission. Companies were adopting sustainability finance. In sustainability development, ESG plays vital role. ESG India’s Oil and Gas Corporation's aim is to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. This study attempts is empirically examine the ESG score practices with Indian oil and gas companies’ financial effectiveness. Data was generated from official website of Crisil for peer listed 6 Oil and Gas companies with past three years (2022-2024) data were chosen. Exploratory research methodology is used to examine this study. Analysis indicated, “there is no statistically significant correlation between ESG scores and financial performance of companies,” with only moderate variation observed. ESG practices do not seem to possess effect on firm functioning. Results indicated that, implementation of ESG in their firm efficiency it will positively increase the outputs and firm value to build their expertise.

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