Improve 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.

How 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.

Sustainable construction often follows the principles of the Triple Bottom Line: People, Planet, and Profits. Part 2 of this three-part series focuses on the “Planet” pillar, exploring how eco-friendly design, renewable energy, and sustainable materials reduce environmental impact and shape resilient, future-ready buildings.

Sustainable construction often follows the principles of the Triple Bottom Line: People, Planet, and Profits. In this three-part series, we will investigate sustainable construction by examining each of the “Ps” – what it is, why it is important, and the benefits it can bring to your next project. Part 1 of the series focuses on the most scrutinized part of any project – the economics.

While the CDP questionnaire shares significant commonalities with the EU’s ESRS E1 climate standard, additional steps may be needed to ensure complete compliance. In this article, we systematically compare the CDP questionnaire with ESRS E1 requirements, focusing specifically on Climate Transition Planning.

The objectives of energy audits are to identify and develop measures that will reduce the energy use and carbon footprint of buildings, along with reductions in the cost of operating a building and/or improve the indoor environmental quality experience for the occupants. Read this article to learn about energy audit best practices and the 4 steps every commercial energy audit should follow.

With the increased scrutiny on transition planning, it is important to consider what a credible Climate Transition Plan entails and how the term and expectations are evolving. Read this article to learn about the gold standard framework by the Transition Plan Taskforce and the first steps you should take to develop a credible Climate Transition Plan.

The NPDES and VPDES programs are federal and Virginia state programs aimed at regulating and controlling the discharge of pollutants from construction activities into the Waters of the United States (WOTUS). This article explores the upcoming changes to the VPDES Construction General Permit and the importance of NPDES/VPDES compliance inspections.

As the renewable energy sector continues to grow, using external expertise in environmental compliance is an essential component of responsible and forward-thinking project management. Read this article to learn how third-party environmental compliance inspections can benefit utility-scale solar & wind power plant development projects and what has saved our renewable energy clients the most money.

The construction industry is no stranger to evolving regulations aimed at protecting the environment. If you're involved in construction in California, you're likely familiar with the California Construction General Permit (CGP). The permit was first adopted in 2009 to address stormwater runoff, safeguard water quality, and prevent pollution associated with construction activities. Read this article to learn 10 key updates in the new CGP that went into effect on September 1, 2023.