Webcast overview:
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) has been releasing draft resources to assist preparers in getting ready for reporting – January 1, 2026 for climate risk reporting and proposed June 30, 2026 for GHG emissions. Regulations are delayed as CARB deals with the volume of public feedback, which leaves preparers to navigate the laws and available resources within the overall expectation of good faith efforts. We’ll cover the latest developments and practical implications.
Applicability
- Companies doing business in California
Event contents
- Navigating scoping without regulations
- SB-253 reporting requirements – the draft template
- SB-261 reporting requirements – the draft checklist
- Good faith efforts
- Practical 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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