As the federal climate policy landscape remains uncertain, state-level regulation is becoming an increasingly important driver of corporate climate action across the United States. As California starts to implement mandatory emissions and climate disclosure requirements, other states, including New York, are developing similar legislation.
For businesses operating across multiple states, the challenge is not only remaining compliant with evolving requirements, but ensuring disclosure delivers meaningful business value.
In this session, our expert panel will explore how organizations can navigate an increasingly fragmented reporting landscape whilst using climate data to strengthen decision-making, engage suppliers and build more resilient business strategies.
We’ll discuss:
– What California’s new requirements – and emerging legislation in states like New York – means for business in practice
– How state-level disclosure requirements compare with international reporting frameworks, and where they are converging or diverging
– How businesses can move beyond disclosure to use data as a strategic tool for supplier engagement, risk management and decision-making
What to expect from this type of session...
Main stage sessions, but not as you know them. Because we’re off-the-record, leading experts can speak candidly about their experience with what works, and what doesn’t. At least half the session is dedicated to audience insights and questions to ensure we tackle the big issues head on.
