Beyond Net Zero

The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market is reshaping credit quality standards through its Core Carbon Principles. CCP-labeled credits are becoming the benchmark for trust in voluntary markets, influencing procurement, compliance, and disclosure. Learn how to assess your portfolio, secure labeled supply, and align claims governance to reduce risk and strengthen ESG credibility.

The EU Green Claims Directive was withdrawn in 2025, but greenwashing enforcement intensified. Learn what the ECGT means for your environmental marketing claims before September 2026.

The simplified ESRS cut data points by 70%, but double materiality assessments now carry more governance risk per decision. Here is what compliance leaders need to change before 2027 reporting.

AI data center emissions are rising faster than disclosure frameworks can track. Learn how GHG Protocol Scope 2 changes, EU regulations, and greenwashing enforcement reshape corporate climate reporting.

Brazil has become the first major economy to embed ISSB standards into law, and the ripple effects reach supply chains, capital markets, and boardrooms worldwide. Learn how Resolution 193, Central Bank climate stress tests, and the draft emissions trading scheme reshape risk, opportunity, and disclosure strategy for multinational groups operating in Brazil.

Supplier sustainability scorecards measure without governing. Learn why enforcement actions target the gap between supply chain claims and actual conditions, and how to build scorecards that survive regulatory scrutiny.

The EU CBAM entered its definitive phase in January 2026, China tripled its ETS coverage to 60% of national emissions, and the UK confirmed its own border carbon mechanism for 2027. Multinationals now face overlapping carbon pricing regimes with different methodologies, penalties, and data requirements. This analysis maps the operational risks, enforcement exposure, and cross-functional fixes companies must implement before compliance deadlines hit.