Climate Week NYC 2026: The Focus Is On Data
/KERAMIDA’s Nick McCreary reports from Climate Week NYC 2026 on why climate data is increasingly shaping customer demands, compliance, risk, and business decisions.
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KERAMIDA’s Nick McCreary reports from Climate Week NYC 2026 on why climate data is increasingly shaping customer demands, compliance, risk, and business decisions.
Read MoreImprove your CDP score with this practical 7-part checklist from a CDP Gold Accredited Provider. Based on KERAMIDA's experience supporting companies through the CDP disclosure process, this guide highlights areas that have the greatest impact on scoring outcomes, including emissions reporting, Scope 3 engagement, climate risk assessment, governance, targets, and verification.
Read MoreHow will SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 impact your climate strategy? From new approaches to Scope 1, 2, and 3 target-setting to required climate transition plans and third-party assurance, the proposed updates represent a major shift for companies. Explore the key changes, expected timeline, and what your organization should be doing now to prepare for what’s ahead.
Read MoreCalifornia’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253) continues to evolve, and CARB’s latest proposed updates, shared during its November 18 workshop, provide clearer guidance on who must report, what data must be included, and how companies should prepare for upcoming deadlines. The detailed, easy-to-follow roadmap at the end of this article incorporates CARB’s most recent proposed changes to help companies understand their obligations, develop an actionable plan for compliance, and meet the new proposed deadline of August 10, 2026, for the first SB 253 reports.
Read MoreSBTi’s Forest, Land and Agriculture (FLAG) Guidance is the world’s first standard method for setting science-based targets that are inclusive of land-based emission reductions and removals. FLAG accounts for 22% of GHG emissions globally, making it the second-largest emitting sector (after Energy). Read this post to learn about SBTi’s new FLAG target and how it will affect your organization.
Read MoreIntended to strengthen the resilience of Federal supply chains and reduce climate risk, the proposed Federal Supplier Climate Risks and Resilience Rule would require major federal contractors to disclose their GHG emissions and climate-related financial risks, and set science-based emissions reduction targets. Read this post for what’s included in the proposed rule.
Read MoreStaying abreast of ESG disclosure requirements will help organizations to prepare and stay ahead of the ESG reporting curve. Read this post to learn which GHG disclosure system is best and what areas companies will be asked to report on next: waste generation and biodiversity impact.
Read MoreCDP, an international nonprofit that helps companies and cities disclose their environmental impact, has recently updated its disclosure criteria for Scope 3 emissions. Read this post to learn more about CDP’s 2022 disclosure criteria for Scope 3 emissions.
Read MoreThe SEC has proposed a landmark new rule requiring companies to disclose their GHG emissions and climate-related risk. Read this post to learn what this means for companies and what steps your company can take for a strong climate disclosure.
Read MoreScience-based targets are arguably becoming the new normal, with incentives for companies including brand reputation, investor confidence, resilience against regulation, increased innovation, and bottom line savings. Read this post to learn about the different methods for setting SBTs, the 5 steps for setting SBTs, and an SBT quick start guide.
Read MoreLearn the benefits of reducing Scope 3 Greenhouse Gas emissions from your supply chain and the importance of setting Science Based Targets for GHG Reduction.
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