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23         Environmental Performing as Moderating

                            of Mining, Basic and Chemical Companies:

                            Influence of Company Value on Carbon

                            Emissions Disclosure




                            Aurora Meilsa Rathyani Priyadi, Ayu Astari



                                                  EXTENDED ABSTRACT


               Global warming caused by human activity has been recognized as a problem with the highest priority worldwide.
               As one of the contributors to carbon emissions that cause global warming, companies are expected to contribute
               management of carbon impacts at disclosing carbon emissions. In Indonesia, companies are expected to be able to
               manage carbon impacts to participate in supporting the government’s commitment to reduce carbon gas emissions
               and promote sustainable development as stated in UU no. 17 of 2004. However, the commitment of the Indonesian
               government  to  reduce  carbon  gas  emissions  has  not  been  supported  by  mandatory  disclosure  regulations.  The
               information on carbon emissions disclosure in Indonesia still voluntary, so the Government through the Ministry of
               the Environment conducts a program called Company Performance Rating Assessment Program in Environmental
               Management (PROPER). This rating program aims to encourage companies to manage environmental management
               because there is no fixed standard especially in the field of carbon emissions. Previously research conducted a study to
               determine the relationship between carbon emissions disclosure to firm value. Carbon emissions disclosure considered
               to increase corporate value. But we want to find out after the company has managed to get a good value, are they
               continue to strive to disclose carbon emissions information better as well. The relationship between firm value and
               carbon  emissions  disclosure  has  not  been  studied  before. Therefore,  the  first  purpose  of  this  study  is  to  examine
               and analyze the effect of firm value on carbon-emissions disclosure. Second, this study aims to determine the role
               of environmental performance indicated by the PROPER rating as a moderating variable. The research population is
               companies in the field of mining, basic and chemical industry which are listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX).
               The mining industry was chosen because it is included in the high-profile industry and is one of the largest contributors
               to carbon emissions, while the basic and chemical industries are among the one priority area for reducing greenhouse
               gas emissions as stipulated by PP no. 61 of 2011. This research uses an explanatory method. Based on the purposive
               sampling method, there are 17 companies with a total of 51 observations obtained during 2017-2019. The analysis
               technique used is Moderate Regression Analysis (MRA) with IBM SPSS statistics 23. This study found that firm value
               could influence the amount of carbon emissions disclosure. Environmental performance, which is proxied by PROPER,
               also affects the increase firm value on carbon emission disclosures. The results also found that firm value has a negative
               effect on carbon emissions disclosure. The higher of the firm value not accompanied by an increase in carbon emissions
               disclosures. Further research is expected to add other moderation variables such as corporate governance mechanisms
               to increase the number of R2 square from this study.

               Keywords
               firm value, carbon emission disclosure, environmental performance, PROPER.

               JEL Classification
               Q56, C33, C83, C88, F18, L65, L71, L72, M41.














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