Tag: carbon emissions
Large UK companies look to make progress on net zero
Only 35% of SMEs do the same, with a majority of all UK businesses citing cost and uncertainty over policy as barriers to action.
Carbon markets: we need consistency in accounting
In the absence of an IFRS global standard, reliable accounting data on carbon-related instruments is hard to come by.
Companies adopt more than one framework for sustainability reporting
Organisations refer to different systems in tandem to prepare non-financial disclosures, ISS research shows.
Corporates favour ESG link to executive pay
There is a continuing trend towards connecting remuneration to sustainability goals, KPMG researchers found.
‘Put your chief risk officer on the board’
Potential threats and opportunities from climate change are not going anywhere, says climate strategy expert.
Norges Bank reinforces ESG standpoint
CEO Nicolai Tangen underlines that caring about companies’ environmental impact makes for ‘good long-term investing’.
ESG experts face reporting requirement challenges
New regulations, including the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, make hefty demands, say companies polled.
Investors must use ‘unreliable’ climate data
Corporate climate disclosures are ‘inconsistent’ and the resulting data limited, according to a report by a global investment association.
Why are firms avoiding ESG innovation?
Research in South Africa highlights the need for board-level involvement in order for ESG to move beyond risk mitigation.
SEC votes in new US climate risk disclosure rules
The US regulator-approved rules mean companies must make extensive new disclosure on “material” climate change risks.