Insights

Understand what emission factors are, why they matter, and how to select the right factors for reliable, accurate carbon accounting.

Canada's guideline for financial institutions requires them to report on not only their own emissions, but also the emissions of the companies they lend to or insure. Learn more about the implications for Canada’s financial sector.

Learn more about what the Partnership for Accounting Financials (PCAF) is, how they impact financed emissions reporting, and how to become a member.

Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) is the U.K.’s new sustainability reporting framework that covers GHG emissions and energy usage to encourage improved energy efficiency.

Explore top CDP reporting tools and features to streamline carbon accounting, improve data accuracy, and simplify climate disclosure.

Preparing your first CDP disclosure? Learn what’s required, how to gather emissions data, and how to streamline reporting with the right tools.

Learn why CDP disclosures matter, as well as the benefits, challenges, and best practices for reporting.

Learn about the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), its history and how it helps investors, companies and jurisdictions manage their environmental performance.

Mexico has adopted mandatory ISSB standards for corporate sustainability disclosure. Explore the requirements and how companies can prepare for reporting in 2026.

Canada has issued voluntary ISSB-aligned sustainability standards. Explore the standards, timelines, and what companies should expect in 2026.

The CSDDD introduces new due diligence rules for EU & non-EU companies on environmental & human rights impacts. Find out what’s required, who’s affected, and how to plan ahead.

Discover the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and its impact on reducing carbon emissions. Explore how the CBAM works, why it was implemented, and how businesses can prepare for this new carbon tax on high-emitting products entering the EU.