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New York’s Mandatory GHG Reporting Program (6 NYCRR Part 253): What Companies Need to Know and How to Prepare

New York has finalized 6 NYCRR Part 253, a new mandatory GHG reporting regulation for carbon-intensive sectors. Understand who must disclose, key dates, methodologies, and how SINAI’s audit-readit reports help companies achieve compliance and decarbonization.

Emerging Carbon Reporting Regulations in Mexico: What Companies Need to Know

Mexico is tightening its climate and ESG disclosure rules. From carbon taxes to a national Emissions Trading System, learn what’s mandatory, what’s coming next, and how to prepare for compliance.

Part 4: Your California Climate Disclosure Journey – How to Report Emissions Under SB 253

SB 253 has entered the implementation phase. With CARB’s first reporting deadline now set for August 10, 2026, companies should use this year to organize Scope 1 and Scope 2 data, document methodology, and build an audit-ready reporting process.

A Nova Taxonomia Sustentável Brasileira: Um Marco de Planejamento, Transparência e Financiabilidade para Empresas em Transição Climática

A nova taxonomia brasileira traz clareza técnica ao que é sustentável no país — e desbloqueia capital para projetos verdes. Descubra como empresas podem se alinhar e avançar.

Part 3: Your California Climate Disclosure Journey – July 2025 CARB Updates

This third installment of our California Climate Disclosure Journey picks up where Part 1 (nexus test) and Part 2 (timelines & assurance) left off. We summarise CARB’s July 2025 FAQ and outline next-step actions for in-scope companies.

Part 2: Your California Climate Disclosure Journey – What You Need to Do to Comply

Now that you’re officially in scope, SB 253 and SB 261 require 2026 Scope 1-2 filings, 2027 Scope 3, and biennial risk reports. Here’s the practical roadmap to stay ahead.

Part 1: Your California Climate Disclosure Journey - Doing Business in California Defined

CARB’s July 2025 FAQ nails down who counts as “doing business in California,” locks first SB 253/261 deadlines, and shows companies how to gauge scope, report GHGs, and manage climate-risk filings.

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Compreendendo o novo regulamento CBAM da UE

O novo Mecanismo de Ajuste da Fronteira de Carbono (CBAM) da UE é uma política projetada para lidar com o vazamento de carbono na cadeia de suprimentos de vários produtos que consomem muita energia. Para entender completamente como o CBAM funciona, é importante primeiro entender o Sistema de Comércio de Emissões (ETS) da UE.