ESG Digest №9
- PwC and London Business School Research: Nearly four out of five companies adopting carbon targets in executive pay
- PwC and Workiva Research: 98% of companies may not wait for SEC Climate Disclosure Rules to begin reporting
- Government of Canada to require suppliers and construction projects to reduce and disclose emissions
- EU to establish Green Bond Standards
- IEA Research: Global growth in energy-related emissions slows to less than 1% in 2022
- Australia Competition Regulator to probe businesses for potential “greenwashing”
- Canada announces Climate Reporting Requirements for banks, insurers, beginning 2024
- USA announces $6 bln in grants to decarbonize heavy industry
- EU Regulators to conduct financial system-wide climate stress test
- EU to introduce climate reporting requirements for structured finance products
- EU requires all member states to cut emissions by 2030
- CDP Research: nearly 60% of companies not disclosing any supply chain emissions
- UK classifies nuclear as “Environmentally Sustainable” in Green Taxonomy
- US President vetoes anti-ESG legislation on retirement investment resolution
- EU launches Green Claims Rules to protect consumers from greenwashing
- EU announces deal to decarbonize maritime shipping
- USA announces $250 million funding to decarbonize federal buildings
- IASB initiates project to consider climate-related risks in financial statements
- EU delays sector-specific Sustainability Reporting Standards
- UK delays implementation of Sustainability Disclosure Requirements
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