San Francisco (May 1, 2024) – We’re excited to announce that EcoAmmo, a leading Canadian sustainability consultancy and fellow B Corp and ILFI Just organization, has joined Stok. Our organizations share a common belief that a radically better world for all is not only possible, but we have a duty to ensure it. Combining our businesses will enable us to achieve our mission to accelerate the transition to a resilient, climate-positive future.
Companies and organizations are facing increasing pressure from regulators, investors, customers, and other stakeholders to measure their carbon footprint and limit emissions. In the U.S. several regulations and pending regulations would require public companies to report their emissions, including California’s SB 253, the SEC Climate Disclosure Rule, and proposed regulations in Washington and Illinois.
So, how can organizations answer this call?
Carbon and ESG Senior Project Manager Jess Pearson and Director of Carbon Services Colette Crouse discuss what effective data management looks like, how to establish and maintain data quality, and the four aspects for organizations to consider to prioritize efforts when analyzing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions data.
Director of Carbon Services Colette Crouse and ESG and Carbon Senior Project Manager Jess Pearson discuss finding alignment between carbon and ESG reporting. Dig into the role of carbon in meeting corporate ESG goals, how to effectively tackle complex reporting requirements, and how organizations can improve performance and data for reporting success.
It’s official – on March 6, 2024, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued its final climate-related disclosure rule, “The Enhancement and Standardization of Climate-Related Disclosures for Investors,” ushering in a new era of mandatory, regulated climate reporting in the United States. Let’s break down a summary of key takeaways of the ruling and what organizations can do now to set themselves up for successful disclosure beginning in 2026.
Are you ready to begin your sustainability or decarbonization journey but aren’t quite sure where to start? Or are you on the heels of the California sustainability disclosure legislature (SB 253) and in need of a fully auditable greenhouse gas (GHG) inventory?