Webcast overview:
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is developing regulations and guidance that will underpin the state’s climate disclosure laws – SB-253 (GHG emissions) and SB-261 (climate risk reporting) – and plans to issue draft regulations covering at least scoping and fees in mid-October. We’ll walk through the drafts to help companies better understand the implications for sustainability reporting.
Applicability
- Companies doing business in California
Event contents
- Proposed scoping regulations
- SB-253 reporting requirements – latest
- SB-261 reporting requirements – latest
- Next steps
*CPE Credit: Participants will be eligible for 1.0 CPE credit in the field of accounting for attending one 60-minute session and responding to live check-ins.
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