What if your ESG reporting didn’t feel like a spreadsheet-shaped black hole?
No more workarounds. No more copy-paste madness. No more “it’s just the way it is.” At ESG Playbook, we’ve been listening to the companies navigating CSRD, ISSB, and carbon reporting. And we keep hearing the same thing: “𝑾𝒆 𝒋𝒖𝒔𝒕 𝒘𝒂𝒏𝒕 𝒊𝒕 𝒕𝒐 𝒃𝒆 𝒆𝒂𝒔𝒊𝒆𝒓.”
Japan’s SSBJ Issues First Sustainability Disclosure Standards Aligned with ISSB
The global push for standardized sustainability reporting has taken a major step forward with Japan's Sustainability Standards Board (SSBJ) officially issuing its inaugural sustainability disclosure standards. These standards, which align with the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), aim to enhance transparency and comparability in corporate sustainability reporting.
The EU’s Omnibus Legislation: What Businesses Need to Know
The European Union is accelerating its sustainability agenda—but not without challenges for businesses. As part of the European Green Deal, new regulations are reshaping corporate ESG reporting. While these measures aim to simplify compliance and reduce administrative burdens, they also introduce new complexities that companies must navigate.
ESG Playbook is officially a ‘Friend of EFRAG – Sustainability Reporting’
ESG Playbook is delighted to announce that we have been approved as 'Friend of EFRAG – Sustainability Reporting' by the EFRAG General Assembly. EFRAG – European Financial Reporting Advisory Group – is a private association established in 2001 with the encouragement of the European Commission to serve the public interest.
ESG Playbook hits top 100 FINTECH100 2024 list
Third annual ESGFinTech100 list shines spotlight on innovators driving sustainability in financial services. The latest ESGFinTech100 list, released, highlights the leading tech firms empowering financial institutions to achieve their ESG objectives. The urgency for sustainability among financial institutions has surged over the past year...
C-PACE: driving U.S. real estate decarbonization and financial returns
Real Estate accounts for about 40% of emissions globally. America’s real estate carbon emissions are vastly behind Europe's, with only 3% of buildings being net zero. The PACE program and the DOE’s Building America Program are important ways to fund decarbonization strategies.
