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Global regulators are increasingly interested in climate related risks and company emissions, with climate-related reporting becoming mandatory in many places. Understanding and thinking strategically about climate regulations can put your company ahead of the curve.
At both the international and national levels, there are important climate regulations that may impact your company. The following sections will provide information on key U.S., EU and UK mandatory climate reporting frameworks that have implications for companies both in the United States and abroad. Learn more about these regulations, including the new proposed rule from the SEC expected to come into force in 2023, and how you can be prepared to comply and manage climate-related risks.
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1. Understand U.S. Policies and Regulations
Over the past year, we have seen many changes to U.S climate rules and policies. Regulation at the State level continues to be on the rise, while at the same time we have seen federal U.S. climate policy and global climate diplomacy regress. Here is what to look out for in 2025.
2. Understand UK Policies and Regulations
Though the UK and the EU have long shared much of the same environmental law, regulation is quickly changing post-Brexit. As the UK has been diverging from EU environmental policy and has begun to create its own rules and frameworks, it is important for companies to stay up to date and understand the latest requirements for their subsidiaries overseas.
3. Understand EU Policies and Regulations
In the EU, there are several climate policies and regulations that affect companies with business activities in the EU market, including U.S. companies. The following sections will outline key EU climate policies and regulations that your company should be aware of, as well as how you can be prepared to comply and manage climate-related risks.
