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TWO DAYS TO GO UNTIL FREE WEBINAR: Roadmap for Climate-Related Disclosures: California, SEC & CSRD Wednesday 31st July | 11am ET | 8am PT | 4pm BST Delivered in partnership with ClimeCo As climate disclosure requirements continue to evolve, companies face increased compliance risk. This webinar is designed to equip you with actionable insights for preparing for California Senate Bills 253 & 261, the SEC ruling, and the European Union’s CSRD. Join this webinar where we will discuss the actionable steps companies should take to meet upcoming deadlines. We will also cover: ⏱️An overview of the disclosure mandates and critical deadlines 📍The roadmap to compliance preparation 📝Taking advantage of planning efficiencies REGISTER YOUR PLACE FOR FREE: https://hubs.li/Q02G3wcL0 #Decarbconnect #ClimeCo #Climatedisclosures #SB253 #SB261 #SEC #CSRD #Decarbonisation #Sustainability #Sustainable #Compliance

California and the Office of California Governor Gavin Newsom officially implemented the final, revised versions the California Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253) and Climate-Related Financial Risk Disclosure Act (SB 261) laws today for large corporations ☁️ ▪️ First Scope 1 & 2 emissions reports due in 2027 (for FY2026) ▪️ First Scope 3 reports due in 2028 (for FY2027) ▪️ First International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)-aligned climate risk reports also due in 2028 ▪️ S1 & S2 GHG must be assured at a “limited assurance” level, moving to a “reasonable assurance” level starting in 2030

Governor Newsom’s proposal to delay California’s climate-related corporate disclosure deadlines for bills SB-253 and SB-261 was unsuccessful. Despite these efforts, comprehensive disclosures of carbon emissions and climate risks for these bills will now be required by 2026. We’ve created a status update to help you understand the requirement deadlines and determine if your organization is subject to these regulations: https://lnkd.in/gECg8D5r At Uplift, we're dedicated to supporting your compliance journey. If you need assistance in preparing for these requirements or have questions about reporting with confidence, please don't hesitate to reach out. #climatechange #corporatesustainability #compliance #environmentalregulations #businessupdates #SB253 #SB261 #California

UPCOMING FREE WEBINAR: Roadmap for Climate-Related Disclosures: California, SEC & CSRD Wednesday 31st July | 11am ET | 8am PT | 4pm BST Delivered in partnership with ClimeCo As climate disclosure requirements continue to evolve, companies face increased compliance risk. This webinar is designed to equip you with actionable insights for preparing for California Senate Bills 253 & 261, the SEC ruling, and the European Union’s CSRD. Join this webinar where we will discuss the actionable steps companies should take to meet upcoming deadlines. We will also cover: ⏱️ Disclosure mandates and critical deadlines 📍The roadmap to compliance preparation 💼 How to take advantage of planning efficiencies REGISTER YOUR PLACE FOR FREE: https://hubs.li/Q02Fqs6q0 #Decarbconnect #ClimeCo #Climatedisclosures #SB253 #SB261 #SEC #CSRD #Decarbonisation #Sustainability #Sustainable #Compliance

Exploring Climate Disclosure Standards: SEC, California, EU, & ISSB 🌱📊 The push for global climate disclosures is changing regulations. Effective March 6, 2024, the SEC mandates climate risk and GHG emission disclosures for both U.S. and foreign firms. Despite a temporary pause, these rules impact entities under the EU's CSRD and California's laws, requiring detailed reports on financial impacts, governance, and emissions, including Scope 3 in California. The key differences among these frameworks include the scope of GHG emissions reporting, materiality definitions, and coverage beyond climate. Differences by Agency & Region 🌍 SEC: U.S. federal agency regulating securities markets and enforcing securities laws. 🌿 California: U.S. state with its own climate disclosure law (SB 253) for certain companies. 🌱 EU: Union of 27 European states implementing sustainability reporting standards via CSRD. 🌎 ISSB: Global private-sector body developing international sustainability disclosure standards. Ensure your organization is prepared to meet these changing requirements and contribute to a sustainable future. 🌍📈 Read more here: https://bit.ly/4cvQtcS #Sustainability #ClimateDisclosure #GreenEducation #SustainableFuture

The SEC Climate Rule may be paused, but procrastinating compliance is not what we recommend. It's clear that corporate transparency and environmental accountability continue to gain traction around the world, the United States included. Even though the regulatory compliance landscape may experience some delays or challenges, we believe regulation as a whole is here to stay. Hear from my colleagues Anna Pierce, MBA, PMP, Lindsey Edelman, and Andrew Textoris in this blog about the SEC Climate Rule and how technology can help set you up for compliance success. #embracetechnology #embracesuccess #climatedisclosure #sustainability #compliance #esg #decarbonization #SEC BLOG: https://lnkd.in/dryud2AG

As executives prepare for 2025, it's crucial to understand the global landscape of corporate climate disclosure mandates. Currently, the European Union, along with 10 other countries and California, have established requirements, while six countries are contemplating enacting similar mandates. To ensure compliance with these regulations, it's essential to grasp the specifics outlined in the existing mandates. This includes understanding the timelines, the definition of "material" in each country (whether it necessitates a single or double materiality assessment), and any additional requirements set forth. For clarity, let's differentiate between single and double materiality: - Single materiality: Focuses on how climate-related risks and opportunities influence a company's financial performance or position. - Double materiality: Considers both the impact a company has on the climate and environment, as well as how these factors affect its financial performance. Being well-versed in these distinctions will aid in navigating the evolving landscape of corporate climate disclosure requirements effectively. #ClimateDisclosure #CorporateResponsibility #RegulatoryCompliance

The SEC issued its Final Rule on climate disclosure earlier this year, ushering in a new era of financial and non-financial reporting that emphasizes greater corporate transparency, accountability, and responsibility to climate change. This whitepaper, Navigating the SEC's Climate Disclosure Requirements: Overcoming Compliance Challenges, authored by S. C. “Corey” Allen, will guide you through the complexities of the SEC's Final Rule on climate disclosure. You will learn: ✅The Disclosure Requirements and Insights ✅The Compliance Challenges organizations face ✅Proposed Solutions for businesses to tackle these issues Stay ahead of the curve and gain valuable insights to ensure your company remains proactive, adaptable, and well-informed in this emerging regulatory environment. Download the whitepaper today! https://lnkd.in/eVTkESCV #ClimateDisclosure #SECRules #E78Partners #ComplianceChallenges

With federal climate rules facing delays and legal challenges, businesses might expect fewer regulations—but state and international mandates are still moving forward. Companies operating in California or the EU must stay prepared for upcoming disclosure requirements, even as federal policies shift. In our latest blog, we break down what’s changing, what’s not, and what businesses need to know now. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gvPtXPBN #Sustainability #ClimateRegulations #ESG #CarbonBetter

The SEC Climate Rule may be paused, but procrastinating compliance is not what we recommend. It's clear that corporate transparency and environmental accountability continue to gain traction around the world, the United States included. Even though the regulatory compliance landscape may experience some delays or challenges, we believe regulation as a whole is here to stay. Hear from my colleagues Anna Pierce, Lindsey Edelman, and Andrew Textoris in this blog about the SEC Climate Rule and how technology can help set you up for compliance: http://spr.ly/6040esNfO